MMA Shin Guards: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 27, 2026
Browse 12 listings for MMA Shin Guards, including options from Just One Eye and Paragon Sports. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 12 displayed listings with prices are listed from $15.00 to $200.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The lowest-priced options are simple synthetic pads, while the top-priced model is a Muay Thai style guard from TOCHA FIGHT GEAR.
Most of the names reference Adidas Tiro, Nike Mercurial, and Puma Ultra Light lines, indicating lightweight synthetic shells with varying levels of padding. Look for descriptors like “Lite,” “Hardshell,” or “Comp” to gauge thickness and protection level.
When choosing, compare the exact model’s size chart, closure system (velcro, straps), and padding thickness. Check the maker’s specifications for impact protection and ankle coverage to match your training intensity.

Black Muay Thai Shin Guards
Just One Eye
$200.00

Tiro Match Sg | Black/grey
Paragon Sports
$20.00

Charge Shin | 010-bkbkwt
Paragon Sports
$17.00

Tiro Sg Mtc J | Black/gold
Paragon Sports
$15.00

Tiro Comp Shin | Black/gold
Paragon Sports
$40.00

Mercurial Lite Shinguard | 010-bkbkwt
Paragon Sports
$26.00

Tiro Sg Lge | White/blac
Paragon Sports
$25.00

Tiro Sg Mtc J | Lemn/black
Paragon Sports
$15.00

Mercurial Lite Shinguard | 100-wtwtbk
Paragon Sports
$26.00

Tiro League Shin | Black/grey
Paragon Sports
$25.00

Ultra Light Ankle Shin | Black/slvr
Paragon Sports
$15.00

Mercurial Hardshell Sg | 636-cmryry
Paragon Sports
$17.99
Questions
What size should I buy?
Check the maker’s size guide for the exact model, as sizing can differ between Adidas Tiro and Nike Mercurial lines.
How much padding do the different models have?
Models labeled “Comp,” “Hardshell,” or “Ultra Light” suggest more or less padding; verify the product description for thickness.
Are the shin guards suitable for Muay Thai as well as MMA?
The Black Muay Thai Shin Guards are marketed for Muay Thai, while the others are generic MMA pads; confirm the intended sport in the maker’s details.
Do any of these have ankle support?
Names like “Ultra Light Ankle Shin” indicate ankle coverage; review the maker’s spec sheet for ankle protection.