Ok, let's make this pretty simple: this sin pads are for grappling. I repeat, for grappling. NO for Muay Thai.
If you are looking for a cheap but amazingly good shin pads for using when grappling, this are for you.
If you are looking for a shin pads for Muay Thai: why are you looking at grappling shin pads?
I practice Muay Thai 4 times a week, and I don't wear this for that, I wear a 100$ pair of shin pads designed for Muay Thai.
Of course this are less padded that a Muay Thai shin pads, because is not designed for Muay Thai practicioners.
Now, I'm getting into MMA (two times per week), and I bought this as an entry level shin pads to use on MMA training/sparring because there is a complet different sport.
This shin pads are hard to put it on, and harder to remove; just because the the idea is that they stay put as you move and roll and grappling and whatever on the floor.
Once and again, I will recommend this for everybody looking for a pair of cheap yet good pair of grappling shin pads.
That being said I have to tell that I'm a 5'11/200 lb guy and the large ones are kind of tight on me, however I have fairly bulky legs.
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