What size do I need?
These gloves are intended for professional competitions and come in 8 and 10oz. The oz you will be required to wear will be dependent on your weight and regulations that you are fighting under.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
These gloves are intended for professional competitions and come in 8 and 10oz. The oz you will be required to wear will be dependent on your weight and regulations that you are fighting under.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What is the difference between the “Ultimate” and the “Professional” Focus Mitts?
The “Ultimate” focus mitts are a full sized focus mitt whereas the “Professional” version is a mini focus mitt. The “Ultimate” focus mitts can be used for boxing, elbowing and light kneeing, whereas the “Professional” are more suited for boxing and elbowing.

How do I take care of my focus mitts?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your pads out. This is important because your pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

How do I take care of my belly protector?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your belly protector out. This is important because your belly protector is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the belly protector is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size is the heavy bag?
The measurements for the heavy bags are measured first by Width (W) then by Length (L). Please see below:

S – 25 x 80cm or 9.8” x 31.5”
M – 33 x 90cm or 13” x 35.5”
L – 40 x 100cm or 15.75” x 39.25”
XL – 40 x 150cm or 15.75” or 59”
XXL – 40 x 180cm or 15.75” or 70.75”

What size are the pads?
The measurements for the Thai kicking pads are measured first by Length (L) then by Width (W) and finally by Depth (D). Please see below:

S – 11” (L) x 7.5” (W) x 5” (D) or 28cm (L) x 19cm (W) x 13cm (D)
M – 12” (L) x 7.5” (W) x 5” (D) or 30.5cm (L) x 19cm (W) x 13cm (D)
L – 13” (L) x 7.5” (W) x 5(D) or 33cm (L) x 19cm (W) x 13cm (D)
XL – 14” (L) x 7.5” (W) x 5” (D) or 35.5cm (L) x 19cm (W) x 13cm (D)

What is the difference between the “Ultimate” and “Professional” Thai Kicking Pads?
The main difference between the “Ultimate” and “Professional” Thai kicking pads is the thickness and length. The “Ultimate” pads are thicker and slightly shorter when compared to the “Professional” pads.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 21” or 53.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 22” or 56cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 23” or 58.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 24” or 61cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 25” or 63.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 26” or 66cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
K-1 shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 21” or 53.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 22” or 56cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 23” or 58.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 24” or 61cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 25” or 63.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 26” or 66cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
K-1 shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

How do I take care of my sauna sweat suit?
We recommend that you hand wash your sweat suit as machine washing it may result in tears.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Boxing gloves are measured in ounces. The 8 and 10oz gloves are ideal for professional bouts or bag/pad work. The 12oz gloves are also good for bag/pad work. The extra weight in a 12oz glove will help to build stamina and punching power. Whilst the 14 and 16oz are designed for free sparring.

How do I take care of my gloves?
After ever bout you should make sure that you air and dry your gloves out. This is important because your gloves are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the gloves is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the training environment in which you are going to use the gloves you should also consider hand wraps. Hand wraps help to provide additional hand and wrist protection when wearing gloves.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Ensuring you get the correct size with head guards is paramount, because if the head guard is too big you will get a double impact effect when you get hit. Please use the below as a guideline:

• S: Approximately 18” or 46cm Head Circumference
• M: Approximately 20” or 51cm Head Circumference
• L: Approximately 22” or 56cm Head Circumference
• XL: Approximately 24” or 61cm Head Circumference

How do I take care of my head guard?
After ever session you should make sure that you air and dry your head guard out. This is important because your head guard is made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the head guard is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
We measure the size of the shin pads with respect to your shin length. The measurement is from just below the knee cap to the ankle bone. Please see below:

S – 13”
M – 14”
L – 15”
XL – 16”

How do I take care of my shin pads?
After every session you should make sure that you air and dry your shin pads out. This is important because your shin pads are made from leather and any perspiration that has gotten on to the shin pads is acidic and will begin to break the leather down.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.

What size do I need?
Top King’s shorts tend to run a little bit small, so it’s important to also consider the weight range when choosing your size. Please see below:

• XS - LENGTH: 12” or 30.5cm, WAIST: 24” or 61cm, WEIGHT: 34-42KG
• S - LENGTH: 13” or 33cm, WAIST: 26” or 66cm, WEIGHT: 42-49KG
• M - LENGTH: 14” or 35.5cm, WAIST: 28” or 71cm, WEIGHT: 49-57KG
• L - LENGTH: 15” or 38cm, WAIST: 30” or 76cm, WEIGHT: 57-65KG
• XL - LENGTH: 16” or 40.5cm, WAIST: 32” or 81cm, WEIGHT: 65-72KG
• XXL - LENGTH: 17 or 43cm, WAIST: 34” or 86cm, WEIGHT: 72-80KG

What else should I consider?
Apart from taking into consideration the environment in which you are going to use the shorts you may also want to consider ankle supports, even though ankle supports do not go hand in hand with shorts we find that many people tend to purchase ankle supports when purchasing shorts.

Ankle supports help to reduce ankle injuries, which is particular important seeming that any technique whether it be kicking, knee and even boxing will come from the floor. Your feet need to be in the correct position to throw any technique in any martial art. Otherwise you will be off balance, lose power and/or be vulnerable to a counter.

How do I take care of my shorts?
Thai shorts can be machined washed. However if you spend the time to hand wash them they will last a lot longer.