Muay Pro Shin & Instep Dark Line

The Muay Pro Shin & Instep protectors are made in Thailand. This means that the shins are made in the traditional model and with the high quality you are used to. The shins are made of thick high quality artificial leather and with a 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 and one wide elastic band underneath the instep. 

The instep part is removeable and adjustable via a velcro closure. This will allow you to adjust the instep to your preferred length, but it also means that you can use the shin protector during trainings that require shoes, like Krav Maga for example, or when training outside. 
The Pro Shin guards have a curved top part on the shin, which can result in needing to choose a different size. 
These shin guards are also available in the Fixed Foot, the Original and the Premium edition and there are also matching gloves available.

Specifications

• Made in Thailand
• High quality artificial leather
• Stiff padding
• Removable and adjustable instep
• Matching gloves available

Size Chart

To help you choose the correct size, we have assembled the guide as seen below. Please keep in mind that this is a guide and not a garantuee to a perfect fit. To choose the best size, please measure from below the moving part of the knee to the top of the foot. Keep in mind that the top part of this shin guard is a bit taller, and try to keep a centimeter or 2 open to make sure the shin guard will not be too big. 
Please note that the instep of this protector is adjustable. If you are unsure of your size or need some advise, don't hesitate to reach out to us, we're happy to help you! 

What to look for while fitting

Please note the following when selecting your new shin guards: 

• This shin protector has a separate instep protector which can be adjusted to be shorter or longer and is attached with velcro. Once it is set to the correct length you can always leave it on, to keep it that way!
• The shin protector should fit just below the knee. A shin protector that hits the knee is going to irritate.
• The elastic band under the foot should be quite tight in the beginning as it will stretch the moment you start training and if it fits tight it will not slip.
• The velcro at the back should point outwards with the part that sticks out, if it sticks out this way it will not irritate you during your training. And there is less chance of kicking the velcro loose yourself.