Budovideos.com - Grappling Shin-Instep Guard (Pair)

Budovideos.com :: Protective Gear :: Sparring

• One of a kind shin instep protection designed specifically for the grappler
• Neoprene support secures the guard to the foot & shin even through the most intense scrambles.
• Leather striking areas for durability
• Available in regular (up to 140 lbs.), large (140 to 185 lbs.) and XL ( over 185 lbs.)

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Size:Regular, Color:Blue

Size:Regular, Color:Red

Size:Large, Color:Blue

Size:Large, Color:Red

List price:	$ 69.95 USD
Price:	$ 39.95 USD

Availability: In stock. Usually ships within 24 hours.

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Average Rating:

Author: Andrew Jahn
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These shin/instep guards have a good protective surface and stay in position even when grappling. Though I had heard that the neoprene on the back would rip, I have not experienced that. As with anything, you have to know how to put them on and take them off. Overall, an excellent piece of equipment.

Author: Michael Marques
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Good quality for a decent price. One of the lower priced insteps out there. Only issue is that you could get this same product $5 cheaper directly from the Combat website

Author: Anthony Vataj
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Andrew, you're right... you have to know how to put these on and off... Mine lasted me a good two years before they tore just above the pad while putting them on.
Overall, I would say these are some of the best grappling shinguards out there, because even with the tear they get the job done day in and day out.

Author: Anthony Albert Schweitzer Ducusin
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Used them about 2-3 times and the stitching (connecting the pads and the sleeve) has been tearing the sleeve.

Better off sticking some maxi pads to your instep as the instep and ankle padding these guys use is laughable. Toilet paper is more dense.