🖤 Train harder, move faster, protect smarter with Hayabusa T3.
The Hayabusa T3 Striking Shinguards combine advanced multi-layered padding and a lightweight open-back design to deliver superior protection and comfort. Featuring dual adjustable straps with silicone beads for a secure, non-slip fit, these durable Vylar engineered faux leather guards are built for high-performance martial arts training across disciplines like MMA, kickboxing, and Muay Thai.
| Size | Large |
| Brand | Hayabusa |
| Sport | Martial Arts |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Compact |
| Material | Faux Leather |
| Item Weight | 1.05 Pounds |
| Closure Type | velcro |
| UPC | 804579902266 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00804579902266 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 24.8 x 10.24 x 4.33 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.74 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 15.75 x 7.87 x 7.87 inches |
| Brand Name | Hayabusa |
| Model Name | T3 Striking Shinguards |
| Suggested Users | unisex |
| Manufacturer | Hayabusa |
| Part Number | T3SSG-ABL |
C**L
best shin guards for kickboxing
These are the best overall shin guards that I've used. They offer the most protection in terms of the padding and covering most of your shin all the way up to the bottom of the knee. They fit well and never slide around so you will not have to worry about adjusting them after they are on. The only time they may not be ideal is for MMA sparring where you will be grappling on the ground as they are the most bulky shin guards out there. For MMA sparring sessions where grapping on the ground occurs it's best to wear a pair of shin guards that you slide on and wrap around your whole leg and foot, like the fabric shin guards that RDX make.
S**I
Great shin guards
These shin guards are great for training, they are very comfortable and well made!They stay Secure while training. The velcro is strong and will be there forever, doesn't feel like it's gonna fall off.These are well worth it!
A**O
Great product
Fit well, good padding. Comfortable. Have held up well.
R**R
Buy this
As advertised, still in break in phase but length, padding & slip resistance has been excellent.
T**S
Weird sizing
The quality, looks, and feel are great but I used the size chart and they fit perfect on my shin but are way too long on feet. I would suggest sizing down.
A**
Working out well.
Good shin guards. Comfort fit and sized as good. Won’t be hurt as much. Hayabusa seems to make good equipment. Down the road, time will tell.
S**A
Game changers
These shin guards are game changers. I feel much more protected and am more comfortable going harder because of it. They are significantly more comfortable than my last ones, much more cushioning, no painful rub points.
W**Y
Comfy and great padding
I havent used them yet but I wanted to post to hopefully help someone in making a decision if your indecisive.I just got them tried them on and so far first impressions they're really comfy. I took a lot of people's advice and sized down so even though I was in the middle of what they call a medium I got a small and they fit great! I think I would of been fine with a medium but I think the foot pad may have been too long but hard to say.Theyre so comfy though, easy to put on, doing a quick move test they didn't slide around at all. The padding is really good but I will edit this review once I break then in at class.But yeah highly recommend sizing down. The length is not an issue. The smalls go right below my knee cap so they're great size imo. If ur at the max of the size u probably would be good going with that exact size but if ur in the middle of one size try going down one. For reference: I am 5' 5" got 13" shins, 15.5" circumference calf went with smalls.
