Venum Kontact Shin Guards

Great padding for Sparring. Offers ample protection. Aesthetics are great. Durable for those who Spar often. Fit well & easy to put on/remove. Highly recommended for Muay Thai practioners.

Size is good , excellent quality, very comfort

I previously used Top King shin guards to train with, and they're of a far higher quality than these. However, the problem I had was that they were TOO protective - i.e. I couldn't condition my shins or move as swiftly while wearing the heavier shin guards (they also took a lot more time to put on because of the velcro straps).These Venum shin guards are budget-friendly, and let you feel a good amount of the impact when kicking, but still provide some level of protection so it's not shin on shin clashing. It's definitely helped me up my MMA and kickboxing game. It's a good thing to have in your toolbox. Great for the price.Cons: my only issue with the product design itself, is the strap at the top. It doesn't really do a good job at securing the shin guard.

Sturdy, good looking functional perfect for all sports, especially mixed martial artsStrength is doesn’t slip off the calf leg or the footConsequent leak can be a little tricky or difficult to get off once you’re done but it’s so worth it. I’m glad we got it. Would buy again if we need to.

It is comfortable yet heavy duty. My son loves them. Good quality, well made and inexpensive!

I must say I was dual-shocked. I bought these online not realizing the outside material was cloth. I wanted leather on the outside. At first I was disappointed. But I bought these because of the reviews and ratings here on Amazon so I decided to stick it out and try them. I was not disappointed. They worked great! They are my first pair of shin guards so I can't tell you how good they are compared to others. But I can tell you one thing for sure...they don't move. I practice full MMA, Kickboxing, and Muay Thai. My sparring partners would have to stop occasionally to readjust their guards. Even the "higher quality" ones. Not me though. They stayed put. They fit nice and tight. I've used them only twice, but so far so good. For me personally, being a beginner, I didn't want to spend big bucks on some of the more elite shin guards. Theses are great so far for the price. And when I decide to buy another, more expensive, pair I will have a great reference point for comparison. I would definitely recommend these to a beginner on a budget.

I'm about 6'2, 210 lbs, with pretty big calfs, and these fit pretty well; they're kinda tight but it makes me pretty bada$% so I don't mind.I use these for bag work and have just begun to spar, and I think these work well for both. I almost bought the big, thick ones, but they would look kinda ridiculous unless I was going to be a professional MMA fighter. These are pretty common amongst most kickboxing gymgoers -- you will probably see other people with these same ones on.Your shins will probably hurt if you are kicking a bag hard and have bad technique, but that's normal to me. I think these work great for sparring, because most people aren't trying to kick your leg off when practicing. I don't notice any loss of mobility with these.

These shin guards are very soft and provide a good cushion if you're a beginner that's not doing too much sparring. If you are sparring more often or sparring harder, I would not recommend these: your shins will feel it. Instead, I would suggest these for children or for very casual training.The biggest drawback I found with these is the shape of the padding. It is too squared, too wide and it looks very awkward on your legs. I felt like a transformer the one time I ever wore them. I ended up donating them to my gym.