What are the best shin pads to get?

[Red-Spyder]

What are the best shin pads to get..? Anyone?
For sparring.. that are very good , wont come out or off, and wont break. Also easy to clean if possible..best price also..

 

[SSF]

talk to phenom about his Fairtex shin pads that he has for sell.

www.SSFgear.com

 

[Brandinho]

Any quality leather pair that is a good price. Try Ringside or Title or Fairtex. After your shins get harder you can wear the karate ones that are only foam and cloth.

 

[sir037]

I love my Century shin guards.

 

[PhenøM]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7182126098

Those are absolute top of the line. They are less bulky then most and offer superior protection. They are basically brand new, no scratches or anything on them. They fit a person 6 ft or taller.

 

[Bobby Jacobsen]

$25.00 for those is a super sweet deal. I have a pair just like them and they rarely slip. Initially they seemed stiff and cut into my foot but now that they are broken in I don't even notice them. Great protection and vey light.

 

[UltimaMMA]

I hate the bitches that slip or slide to the side when training. I'm thinking of trying the slide on Combat Sports brand that has the sleeve.

 

[stu3ufc**]

Any quality leather pair that is a good price. Try Ringside or Title or Fairtex. After your shins get harder you can wear the karate ones that are only foam and cloth.

agree- don't buy cheap and nasty- you buy quality like fairtex- you won't ever need another pair of shinpads

 

[CHawkins]

I have a pair of Twins Pro style shin pads and I like them a lot, BUT - I have to admit, after a few hard kicks the velcro strap starts to loosen up a bit. That's the only thinkg that troubles me about them, though, and I've learned to crank them tight.