I’m actually in Thailand and I bought these for around $60 directly from the Twins store. Absolutely incredible, unfortunately we train without shin guards over here but I can’t wait to use them once I get back to the US.
Definitely a better deal when buying direct from Thailand 🙂👍🏻 At least your shins should be well conditioned if you're not able to use your new shin guards over in Thailand, hah ha 🤔😃
Helpful video! Wanted to see review videos on these shin guards and see if they were worth buying or not. Video definitely helped with persuading me, the the shin guards look great. Definitely gonna make an investment in these shin guards and get some soon. Thanks for the video, was very helpful 👍🏽
Bit late to the party here. Just about to order some of these, I’m 5’11, thinking of going medium as I want them to fit comfortably but not bulky, what dyu reckon?
Just ordered these in black from Thailand, can’t wait to get them, my Rdx shin guards broke last time I trained, so definitely not buying from that brand again ! Great review thx u
No worries mate, glad you liked the video. You'll love the shin guards. I just ordered Thai kicking pads from Thailand. Far cheaper than buying them over here in the UK 🙂
I have those and I love them, best shin guards I have owned. I just ordered a pair of the Top King shin guards. I can't wait to try those out when I get them. Ps my twins sgl10s are still like new in just a training gear head. Lol
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 I will let you know after I get them and have a chance to use them. They look very similar to the twins sgl10s except for the more flexible ankle.
quick question if you see this, I have seen many what seems like fully legit twins shin gaurds without the genuine leather label, and with a synthetic leather label on the back, do you know anything about this, or the difference? @johnnyboy kickboxer
I'm not too sure to be honest. I did hear a while ago that Twins had started moving towards synthetic leather in some of their products, but not sure if this is true or what the reason would be 🤔 Sorry. It may an idea to contact Twins themselves and ask, just for piece of mind and so that you don't get ripped off or end up with fakes
hi johnny can you please tell me which sige it is because there is 2 twins websites and i dont know which one is the real one can you send me the link please it could be a big help.
good review, my only question is the picture of the shin guards the same ones you purchased? asking because they seem more of a darker red/ burgundy color and yours seem more of a bright red. thanks!
There are a few websites that supply direct from Thailand. It's been a while since I bought my gloves but I think the website I used was muaythai.com. However I've just done a quick search fro it and the website no longer appears to be active 😕. Just do a bit of digging around on Google and see of you can find somewhere that delivers from Thailand. Buy bear in mind that you may also have import duty and custom fees to pay, but for me it still worked our cheaper than the UK
Hi Johnny, thanks for review... I've the same but old model, it's time to buy the new, I saw in the comment that you're tall like me (187 cm) , is better to buy XL or L?
Hey, glad you liked my review 🙂. Mine are size L and they fit perfectly. If I had XL then they would probably be too slack and the top would maybe get in the way of my knee. Hope this helps 🙂
Nice review buddy got a question, what's the length of your shin? I notice some sites have different sizing for these shin guards some saying 35cm others 33cm for M example.
Thanks Reagan R. My shin guards are a size large and the length of my shin (from the top instep of my foot to just below the knee) is 38cm. Hope this helps
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 Thank you! I want to get the Decha focus mitts because the quality looks good for a cheap price. I've been looking at the sandee focus mitts too. I'm a beginner in muay thai and I don't want to invest in the more expensive twins focus mitts. What would you recommend?
Hey @@aissacallas6858, it's entirely up to you - but there is a popular saying that my granny used to say "Buy cheap - buy twice!" basically meaning that a cheaper product may not last as long as a more expensive and premium quality product, resulting in having to buy again. Having said that, when I first started kickboxing I opted for the cheaper gloves and mitts as I didn't want to invest in the more expensive gear until I was sure I was sure I was going to enjoy kickboxing and stick around. I've never tried the Decha mitts so I can't really give an opinion on them, but I know people who have Sandee gear and they seem happy with it.
Hey A1Leeroy, there are a few online Thailand retailers you can order Thai boxing gear from, but I ordered these from muaythai goods.com. Just remember you'll pay more for shipping from Thailand, but for me the overall purchase still worked out cheaper than buying from the UK
I’m actually in Thailand and I bought these for around $60 directly from the Twins store. Absolutely incredible, unfortunately we train without shin guards over here but I can’t wait to use them once I get back to the US.
Definitely a better deal when buying direct from Thailand 🙂👍🏻
At least your shins should be well conditioned if you're not able to use your new shin guards over in Thailand, hah ha 🤔😃
JohnnyBoy Kickboxer you’re not kidding about the shin conditioning. The heavy bags out here are as hard as concrete bro, no lie.
Sounds like you won't be needing the shin guards as you'll have super conditioned shins by the time you return, hah ha! 😄👍🏻
thank you my friend for your info. I wanted LEATHER specifically and Twins seems to be my next choice
You're very welcome. Good luck with your new shin guards 🙂🥊👊🏻💥
Great review and thank you for doing this. I've ordered the same pair from muay thai goods and saved a good amount!
Thanks jamespb93, I'm glad you found it useful 🙂👍🏻
Helpful video! Wanted to see review videos on these shin guards and see if they were worth buying or not. Video definitely helped with persuading me, the the shin guards look great. Definitely gonna make an investment in these shin guards and get some soon. Thanks for the video, was very helpful 👍🏽
Thanks Stun GunnKilla, I'm glad you found the video helpful. I've had these shin guards for a couple of months now and I love them 🙂👍🏻
Bit late to the party here. Just about to order some of these, I’m 5’11, thinking of going medium as I want them to fit comfortably but not bulky, what dyu reckon?
Just ordered these in black from Thailand, can’t wait to get them, my Rdx shin guards broke last time I trained, so definitely not buying from that brand again ! Great review thx u
No worries mate, glad you liked the video. You'll love the shin guards. I just ordered Thai kicking pads from Thailand. Far cheaper than buying them over here in the UK 🙂
I have those and I love them, best shin guards I have owned. I just ordered a pair of the Top King shin guards. I can't wait to try those out when I get them. Ps my twins sgl10s are still like new in just a training gear head. Lol
Brilliant! Definitely the best shim guards I've had too. Let me know how the Top King shin guards are like 🙂👍🏻
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 I will let you know after I get them and have a chance to use them. They look very similar to the twins sgl10s except for the more flexible ankle.
@Alex Caceres they are both great shin guards. You can't go wrong with either or. I'll release a review video on my going over them soon on my channel
quick question if you see this, I have seen many what seems like fully legit twins shin gaurds without the genuine leather label, and with a synthetic leather label on the back, do you know anything about this, or the difference? @johnnyboy kickboxer
I'm not too sure to be honest. I did hear a while ago that Twins had started moving towards synthetic leather in some of their products, but not sure if this is true or what the reason would be 🤔
Sorry. It may an idea to contact Twins themselves and ask, just for piece of mind and so that you don't get ripped off or end up with fakes
How tall are you? I’m wondering what size to buy
I'm 6' 2"
I am 165cm what size should i go for?
hi johnny can you please tell me which sige it is because there is 2 twins websites and i dont know which one is the real one can you send me the link please it could be a big help.
Hi, these shin guards that I have are a size large. I bought mine from muaythaigoods.com. Hope that helps 🙂
how have those holes held up, have they gotten bigger, loose or any changes to the pads in general after use
Holding up well mate 🙂
Velcro straps a little more relaxed than when they were brand new (naturally), but not too loose and padding still good 👍🏻
good review, my only question is the picture of the shin guards the same ones you purchased? asking because they seem more of a darker red/ burgundy color and yours seem more of a bright red. thanks!
Hey OVMG, yeah they are the same burgundy shin guards. It must just be the lighting in the picture making them look a brighter red 🙂
How do you buy from Thailand directly? Is their a website?
There are a few websites that supply direct from Thailand. It's been a while since I bought my gloves but I think the website I used was muaythai.com. However I've just done a quick search fro it and the website no longer appears to be active 😕. Just do a bit of digging around on Google and see of you can find somewhere that delivers from Thailand. Buy bear in mind that you may also have import duty and custom fees to pay, but for me it still worked our cheaper than the UK
Hi Johnny, thanks for review... I've the same but old model, it's time to buy the new, I saw in the comment that you're tall like me (187 cm) , is better to buy XL or L?
Hey, glad you liked my review 🙂. Mine are size L and they fit perfectly. If I had XL then they would probably be too slack and the top would maybe get in the way of my knee. Hope this helps 🙂
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 many thanks
Good review 👍 thanks.
You're welcome KatanaNick, glad you liked it 🙂
Nice review buddy got a question, what's the length of your shin? I notice some sites have different sizing for these shin guards some saying 35cm others 33cm for M example.
Thanks Reagan R. My shin guards are a size large and the length of my shin (from the top instep of my foot to just below the knee) is 38cm. Hope this helps
Awesome video/review Johnny, and greetings from the US...got a question for you, how tall are you Feet & Inches?
Thanks ThatNinjaTrav, I'm glad you found the video helpful 🙂. In answer to your question I'm 6'1" tall
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 Cheers!!!
How did you buy them in Thailand? help plz
Hey there, I ordered mine from MuayThaiGoods.com muaythaigoods.com
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 It is safe? I mean are the products original? and I see they don't have Twins Special
@@michaelruizliberato5844 yeah they're original. I was a bit worried at first, but everything was fine. It was a few years mind
@@michaelruizliberato5844 you ever find a legit retail. Just got scammed by one of the fake websites lol
Was there any custom charges shipping to UK from Thailand?
Hi Aissa Callas, I've purchased from Thailand a couple of times (shin guards and then Thai licking pads) and never had custom fees to pay for either 🤔
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 Thank you! I want to get the Decha focus mitts because the quality looks good for a cheap price. I've been looking at the sandee focus mitts too. I'm a beginner in muay thai and I don't want to invest in the more expensive twins focus mitts. What would you recommend?
Hey @@aissacallas6858, it's entirely up to you - but there is a popular saying that my granny used to say "Buy cheap - buy twice!" basically meaning that a cheaper product may not last as long as a more expensive and premium quality product, resulting in having to buy again.
Having said that, when I first started kickboxing I opted for the cheaper gloves and mitts as I didn't want to invest in the more expensive gear until I was sure I was sure I was going to enjoy kickboxing and stick around.
I've never tried the Decha mitts so I can't really give an opinion on them, but I know people who have Sandee gear and they seem happy with it.
Who did you order your pair from?
I ordered from muaythaigoods.com
hey johnny, what website you use to order the shin guards? cheers
Hey A1Leeroy, there are a few online Thailand retailers you can order Thai boxing gear from, but I ordered these from muaythai goods.com. Just remember you'll pay more for shipping from Thailand, but for me the overall purchase still worked out cheaper than buying from the UK
What's your height?and you are using large size right?
Hi, I'm 6'1" and use size large shin guards