Muay Legacy Shin & Instep - army/black

The new Muay Legacy line would be incomplete without the matching shinguards! 
These protectors are of course, made in Thailand, so this means that the shins are made in the traditional model and with the high Muay quality you are used to. The shins are made of thick artificial leather and with a lightweight but firm padding. To make sure that your protection doesn't budge during trainings, there are two wide straps with a little bit of elastic and the velcro closures on the backside, one small elastic behind the heel and one wide elastic band underneath the instep.

Complete the look with the Muay Legacy Gloves and even the Muay Legacy Thai shorts to train in style! 

The Legacy shin guards have a rounded top part on the shin and do not feature an adjustable instep, this can result in needing to choose a different size than you are used to. If you have any doubts regarding which size to choose, don't hesitate to contact us. We're happy to help you out. 

The Muay Legacy line is available in the sizes S to XL and in the colours black/wine red, black/military green, and black/grey.

Specifications

• Made in Thailand
• High quality artificial leather
• Lightweight yet firm padding
• Strong elastic and velcro closures
• Complete the look with the matching Legacy Gloves

Size Chart

Check the index below to select the correct size. Please note that this is an index and not a garantuee that the selected size will always immediately fit. If you are unsure about the size, feel free to reach out, we're here to help you! 

What should I look for while fitting?

Note the following when selecting or trying your new shin guards:

• The shin protector should end just below the knee. A shin protector touching the knee is going to irritate the skin.
• The elastic band under the foot should be tight in the beginning, this will stretch the moment you start training and ensures that the instep protector does not slide.
• The excess or protruding part of the velcro closure at the back should be pointed outward, because that way you will not be bothered by that part of the strap during training.