Custom shin guards
Shin guards for Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA training. Choose the padding, instep cover, straps and outer material, and we brand them for your label or camp.
Who orders these
- Muay Thai and kickboxing brands
- Camps and gyms ordering member guards
- Distributors building a striking range
Ways to brand them
- Logo on the shin and instep
- Colours matched to your gloves
- Labels and packaging
Specification options
Options buyers usually specify. What we can make for your order is confirmed in writing in your quote and shown on your sample.
| Style | Strap-on guard with instep cover, or sock-style for MMA training. |
|---|---|
| Outer material | Cowhide, goatskin or PU / synthetic leather; fabric for sock styles. |
| Padding | Layered foam over the shin and instep. |
| Straps | Hook-and-loop straps, usually two. |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL. |
Settle these before you ask for a quote
- Training or sparring use?
- Sizes and quantity per size
- Material and target price band
- Logo placement
- Delivery country
Sample first
Every new design is made as a sample and approved by you before bulk production. Your approved sample becomes the reference for checking the order.
How sampling worksHow custom shin guards are made
Pads and protectors are layered foam cores wrapped in a stitched outer, with straps and handles built to take repeated impact.
Specification
Shape, size, foam thickness, outer material, strap layout and branding are agreed in writing.
Cutting
Outer panels are cut from leather, PU or vinyl; foam layers are cut to the pad's shape.
Foam core
High-density and softer foams are laminated into the core so the pad absorbs strikes without bottoming out.
Branding
Logos and target marks are printed, embossed or embroidered on the outer panels.
Stitching and binding
The outer is stitched around the core, edges are bound, and straps, buckles, handles or hook-and-loop closures are reinforced and sewn in.
Inspection and packing
Seams, strap strength, fit and branding are checked against the approved sample before packing.
Your written specification and approved sample decide the exact build. How all our gear is made
Custom shin guards: questions buyers ask
Can shin guards match our gloves?
Yes. Quote them together and approve the colours on samples side by side.
How are custom shin guards made?
Pads and protectors are layered foam cores wrapped in a stitched outer, with straps and handles built to take repeated impact. The main steps are: specification, cutting, foam core, branding, stitching and binding, inspection and packing. Every new design is made as a sample and approved by you before bulk production.
What is the minimum order for custom shin guards?
It depends on the material, the decoration method and how many colours and sizes you need. Enter your quantities per size in the quote form and the minimum for your shin guards specification is confirmed in your written quote.
How long does it take to make custom shin guards?
Production starts after you approve a sample. The lead time depends on quantity, material and the time of year, and is stated in your written quote before you commit.
Can I get a sample of custom shin guards before ordering?
Yes. A sample is made to your specification and approved by you before bulk production. Sample cost and timing are set out in your quote.
What materials are custom shin guards made from?
Common options: Cowhide, goatskin or PU / synthetic leather; fabric for sock styles. The material is confirmed in your written specification and you see and feel it on your sample.
Can I put my logo on custom shin guards?
Yes. Options include: logo on the shin and instep; colours matched to your gloves; labels and packaging. Send your logo as a vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) for the cleanest result.
Do you ship custom shin guards to the USA, UK and Europe?
Yes. We quote delivery to the USA, the UK and Europe, and to other countries on request. The delivery terms are stated in your quote.
Quote shin guards
Send your product, quantities and artwork. You get a written quote with sample terms, lead time and delivery options.