Boxing Shorts 'Warrior' - Black

Men's Black Boxing Shorts – Gym Warriors Muay Thai Shorts

The Gym Warriors boxing shorts are men's fight shorts in lightweight satin, cut wide through the leg and split at the sides so nothing catches on a high kick. A broad elastic waistband holds them in place, and the front carries the Warrior logo with the Gym Warriors lettering beneath it. Made for Muay Thai, kickboxing, MMA and boxing – in training, sparring and competition. Available in sizes S to XL.

From Gym Generation, a Swiss brand since 2013 – the Warrior shorts are the combat model in the range, cut from satin rather than cotton.

A wide cut with side slits for high kicks

This is the whole reason Muay Thai shorts are cut the way they are. The leg is wide and split at the sides, so a head kick, a knee or a switch step never meets fabric on the way up. A narrower training short stops the leg before your hip range does. The same cut is what lets you work freely on the pads and stay quick on your feet in sparring.

Broad elastic waistband, not a thin drawstring

A wide band spreads the pressure across the waist and keeps the shorts sitting where you put them. Through explosive combinations, clinch work and footwork nothing shifts and nothing needs pulling back up between rounds. The woven Gym Warriors label sits on the front of the band.

Lightweight satin, the traditional fight-short fabric

Satin is what Muay Thai shorts have always been made from, and for good reason: it is light, it slides rather than grips when you move, and it takes hard use without going thin. It stays comfortable through a sweaty session and washes easily afterwards.

Warrior print in white on black

The front carries the Warrior logo, with the Spartan helmet forming the O, and the Gym Warriors lettering beneath it. White on black, nothing else – the classic fight-short look without a busy pattern.

Boxing Shorts – Frequently Asked Questions

Which disciplines are these shorts for?
Muay Thai, Thai boxing, kickboxing, MMA and classic boxing training. The wide cut and the secure waistband suit training, sparring and competition alike – and they give the leg more room than standard boxing trunks.

What do you wear under Muay Thai shorts?
For sparring and competition a groin guard goes underneath, and plenty of people add a pair of compression shorts as well. The wide cut leaves room for both without bunching up.

How long are they cut?
They finish around mid-thigh – the classic Muay Thai length. Short enough to leave the kick free, long enough not to look like a sprint short.

What size should I take?
The shorts come in S to XL and are meant to sit loose through the leg, so take the size you normally wear rather than sizing down. The broad elastic waistband does the holding.

Are they suitable for intense sessions?
Yes. The satin, the elastic waistband and the room to move are what these shorts are built around – hard rounds in the gym and in the ring are the point, not the exception. The build is the same whether it is your first pad class or your tenth fight.