ankle support help

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  1. thaiboxer92 White Belt

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    ok heres the deal my combat sports ankle supports are getting stretched and losing thier support and i dont have the money right now to buy some new ones is their anything i can do to prolong the life of them or should i just try and borrow some money. if i should just get new ones any suggestions on a good pair im looking at fairtex's any suggestions are appreceated
     
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  3. Mike MacDonald Amateur Fighter

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    amber sports has some for like 9 bucks check them out.
     
  4. Tru LiMiT Yellow Belt

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    cageside carries some good ankle supports
     
  5. black koala Banned Banned

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    Your local drug store should cary ACE ankle supports. Best ankle supports right at your corner.
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  6. fightstuff Green Belt

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    nationman are good ankle supports. however they are at the budget end. it would be better spending a couple of extra bucks and getting a sized/premier ankle support. nationman do them. they are incidently called nationman premier ankle support. Twins and King also do them as well.
     
  7. spirez Purple Belt

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    Learn to tape your ankles. I've been doing it recently and it is time consuming but if you have ankle problems it is so much more supportive/protective.

    I'm rehabbing a mild ankle sprain and the nationmans offer me pretty much no protection at all.
     
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    This appears to answer my question, I just want to double check...

    Is there any difference in design between an ACE ankle support and a Muay Thai ankle support? I don't see any but maybe I'm wrong?

    Does anyone recommend wearing them everytime you train MT, or just when you're injured?
     

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