
Thailand
Fairtex
The Thai standard for Muay Thai equipment
If you walk into a Muay Thai gym anywhere in the world, some of the gear on the rack is Fairtex. It is the reference point most other Thai equipment gets compared against, and it has earned that by being consistent — a pair of BGVs bought this year fits and wears like a pair bought five years ago.
The build is traditional: layered sheet foam rather than injection-molded, real leather, and a glove that starts firm and breaks in around your fist over a few months. That break-in is the whole appeal. It is also why a brand-new Fairtex glove can feel stiff on the first session if you have come from a softer synthetic.
It is not the cheapest gear in the shop, and it is not trying to be. It is the gear people are still using in year four.
Known for
- BGV-series Muay Thai gloves
- Shin guards with a genuinely Thai contour
- Heavy bags, pads and belly protectors
- Traditional-cut Muay Thai shorts
Sizing & fit notes
- Gloves run slightly narrow through the hand compartment — if you have wide hands or wrap thick, try before you commit.
- Shin guards fit true to the height/weight chart and break in over roughly a month.
- Shorts follow Thai sizing, so size up one from your US size.
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Fairtex on the shelf


Fairtex Compression Shorts with Athletic Cup

Fairtex BVG16 Real Leather Boxing gloves (Khaki)

Fairtex Handwraps (Black)

Fairtex ONE X Grappling Gloves

Fairtex Handwraps (White)

Fairtex SP5 Competition Shin Pads- Black

Fairtex Handwraps (Gray)

Fairtex Boxing Tape

Fairtex Handwraps (Green Olive)

Fairtex Handwraps (Red)

Fairtex BVG16 Real Leather Boxing gloves (Maroon)
Try before you buy
Fairtex
on the counter.
We're an in-person shop in Murrieta, California. Come wrap your hands and close a fist in a pair before you commit — it's the difference between the right glove and the returned one.