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 125 lb Leather Muay Thai Punching Kicking Heavy Bag  US $299.95
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 New Leather Muay Thai Boxing Fairtex 7ft Pole Bag HB7 US $249.95
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 New Twins Muay Thai Boxing Kicking Pads Leather Belt US $169.95
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 New Twins Muay Thai Boxing Kicking Pads Leather velcro US $169.95
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 New Twins Muay Thai Boxing Leather Belly Protector US $114.95
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 Windy Muay Thai Boxing MMA Heavy Bag Leather nylon US $109.95
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 Sandee Muay Thai Leather Boxing Gloves Black White 10oz 16oz US $86.96
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 Sandee Muay Thai Leather Boxing gloves Red 10oz 16oz US $86.96
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 Sandee Muay Thai Leather Boxing gloves White 10oz 16oz US $86.96
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Train In Style With Quality Fairtex Training Gear
Fairtex is a respected brand name with a proud history in Thailand during the latter half of the twentieth century. Beginning in the 1970's, the company began supplying Thai fighters with t-shirts and apparel. Fairtex Chairman Philip Wong also established a Muay Thai Camp in his homeland during this time to give young men an opportunity to learn martial arts and rise above poverty.
Since then, the Fairtex brand has expanded to include a comprehensive collection of apparel, accessories, and training equipment primarily for boxers and martial artists. Consequently, they have earned a reputation as an excellent supplier of Fairtex gloves, shorts, and shirts, as well as supports and training equipment for the scores of men and women who compete in arenas around the world.
One of the areas where the company excels is in professional-quality Fairtex training gear. Things like head guards, shin pads, handwraps, heavy bags and pads used in training. Their Standard Thai Pads are just one of the essential tools fighters use to practice kicks and punches at full force without the fear of injury. These pads have four layers of high-density foam for maximum shock absorption, and also have form fitted handles for better control during practice.
Another essential part of the company's clothing line is a healthy selection of exclusive Fairtex shorts. Their Muay Thai shorts, for one, are second to none, bearing the standardized design elements that MMA fighters expect at the highest levels of competition.
Their satin shorts are made in sizes to fit waists between twenty-six and forty inches, and come in an infinite variety of colors. They come in an infinite variety of colors that appeal to both sexes. Each pair is hand-made in Thailand, with extra leg room for maximum freedom of movement, and a flexible spandex waistband.
If you want Fairtex shorts specifically made for MMA athletes, their All Sport Shorts are the perfect solution that can be used in the ring or on the street. They are made with a quick-dry microfiber fabric that breathes well and keeps you dry, with an attractive embroidered logo on one leg. They come in blue, brown, and white, and the classic look allows you to match a shirt with more detail to look your best during a title match.
It is also worth mentioning that Fairtex gloves are considered by many to be the best in the business for mixed martial arts. They supply the many different types of fighters with high-quality gloves for training, sparring, boxing, and Muay Thai. MMA fighters will find their Ultimate NHB series and Sparring Gloves to be the most appropriate for their needs. They have multi-layer foam core padding reinforcements, wraparound wristbands, and genuine leather shells to protect the fighter's most valuable asset - his hands.
Shoppers will find Fairtex training gear to bear the marks of consistent quality and dedication that make loyal customers out of first-time buyers. The company's long-standing tradition in developing martial arts as a sport and lifestyle, as well as their manufacturing empire, are the things that give them and and their followers a winning edge, in terms of business and personal success.
About the Author
Todd Erwin is an avid participant, writer, and fan of MMA. He is also the owner and operator of CheapFightGear.com which is an online store and blog which is a great resource for anyone looking to get up to the minute MMA news or to purchase quality and affordable
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Muay Thai heavy bags?
I'm interested in a six foot bag and I've narrowed it down to 2: The Everlast bag, which is all leather and is an inch wider than most, or the Fairtex bag, wich is synthetic and has vinyl straps instead of chains. I've seen other leather bags, but they were all an inch narrower than the Everlast, and I've seen other synthetic bags, but the only good ones had annoying logos on them. So what is more important, a leather bag, or a bag actually made in Thailand?
Go Fairtex. I get all my training equipment from them and I've never been disappointed.
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