Windy Pro-Style Shin-Instep or Combat Sports Gel Shock Shin Guards anybody use them

[jbob8314]

anybody use them havent found any good reviews

 

[Connoisseur]

I've used windy city shinguards before, they're just fine. From the pics, the Combat sports ones look legit too; I'm not so picky, but I tend to think that most reputable companies will have quality products.

 

[Andrew D]

I love my Windy ones

 

[arcticwolf]

Combat sports makes some really good cheap shin gaurds

 

[miko]

I favour my Windy ones over my Twins

 

[jbob8314]

i was leaning towrds more towards the twins they look a hell of a lot lighter do they shift alot

 

[ASEGSEA]

I own Top-Kings and they're decent. This week I get in RenegadeMMA's tri-core shins and Hayabusa's Pro Striking. If you're interested or if it'll help you decide on what to get for shin guards I'll post an early impressions on them

 

[SAAMAG]

I've got a set of twins classics and a set of KO fightgear ones. Both shift and turn a lot.

I think I'm going to go with one that with the "sock" fittament.

 

[ASEGSEA]

I've got a set of twins classics and a set of KO fightgear ones. Both shift and turn a lot.

I think I'm going to go with one that with the "sock" fittament.

How do you like your KOFG's? I read they are great for protection, but shift a lot as you said. I considered buying them for my home gym for muay thai practice since they offer some great absorbtion.

 

[MAS4T0]

I've not used Windy so can't help.

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