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Shin Guard

Shin guards let fighters throw and check kicks in sparring without injuring themselves or their partners. Marmaid enterprises manufactures padded shin and instep guards for Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA, balancing solid protection with a lightweight feel that does not slow kicks down.

Key Features

⦁ Dense foam padding covering the shin and instep
⦁ Contoured shape that follows the leg for a secure fit
⦁ Double hook-and-loop straps to prevent slipping
⦁ Lightweight design for fast kicking
⦁ Elastic foot loop to keep instep padding in place

Materials & Construction

Shin guards are made with genuine leather or synthetic leather over layered, high-density foam. The padding is shaped to cover the full shin and wrap slightly around the sides of the leg. Straps are stitched firmly into the body, and the inner lining is soft to reduce friction during long sessions.

Sizes & Customisation

⦁ Sizes: S, M, L and XL
⦁ Styles: instep shin guards, sock-style guards and slim MMA guards
⦁ Colours: any solid colour, multi-colour or printed graphics
⦁ Branding: embossed, printed or sublimated logos
⦁ Packaging: poly bag, mesh bag or printed box

Ideal For

Shin guards suit Muay Thai gyms, kickboxing clubs, MMA teams and martial arts schools where kick sparring is part of regular training.

Why Source Shin Guards from Marmaident

Our guards are designed to stay in place and protect well. We offer samples before production, consistent sizing across bulk orders and strong stitching checked on every pair.

Care & Maintenance

Remove shin guards straight after training, wipe them down and let them air dry. Avoid leaving them in a closed bag, which can trap moisture. Check straps regularly and replace worn velcro to keep the fit secure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between instep and sock-style shin guards?
Instep guards use straps and a separate foot pad for maximum protection, while sock-style guards slide on like a sleeve and suit lighter MMA training.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure from just below the knee to the ankle. We supply a size chart with every quote.

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