Eastern knee pads for buhurt and full contact

Eastern knee pads for buhurt and full contact
Eastern knee pads for buhurt and full contact
Eastern knee pads for buhurt and full contact
Eastern knee pads for buhurt and full contact
Eastern knee pads are a straightforward knee solution for oriental-style kits and mixed builds. The shape covers the kneecap and the knee’s side area while keeping the leg free for stepping, lunging, and squatting. Mounting holes for attaching to thigh protection are not pre-drilled: you mark and drill them in place to match your suspension and alignment, so the cop sits centered on the joint and resists shifting under impact.
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Product description

Eastern knee pads are a practical knee-defense option for full-contact historical combat and regular sparring. The design follows historical visual references and Eastern-style analogs: compact geometry, no unnecessary protrusions, and working coverage of the kneecap with support on the sides of the joint.

Key setup feature: mounting holes are not pre-drilled. You can position the attachment points on your own thigh protection and suspension system, then drill where it fits your build. This helps keep the knee cop centered during movement and reduces drifting under contact, clinch pressure, and falls.

In use, the pads are intended to work with cuisses/thigh armor and a typical lacing/strap suspension (hardware depends on your kit). Mobility is maintained by the compact profile—easier stepping, rising from a squat, and directional changes without extra bulk fighting your knee angle.

Tournament notes: coverage and geometry are aligned with common knee protection checks across full-contact formats (e.g., HMB, IMCF, and similar rulesets), but admission depends on your league’s current regulations and the inspectors’ decision at the event.

Serviceability: the simple shape is easier to straighten after dents and to re-rig if straps or laces wear out. Material/weight variants may be available depending on production options—choose based on your contact level and budget.