Caged Muay Thai shorts Black Friday sale

At a glance: The Caged Muay Thai shorts Black Friday sale offers premium Thai boxing shorts in a range of classic colourways, available in sizes S through XXL. These shorts feature traditional cut and construction suited to serious training and competition, with options including Light Gray/Black, Light Blue, Light Pink, Baby Pink, and White/Black designs.

Why buy Muay Thai shorts during Black Friday

Black Friday presents an opportunity to invest in quality Muay Thai shorts at reduced rates. Caged shorts are designed for both training and competition, combining traditional Thai boxing construction with modern materials. The wide leg openings and short inseam allow the full range of motion required for high kicks, knees, and clinch work. Whether you train recreationally or compete regularly, proper shorts make a tangible difference in comfort and performance during pad work, sparring, and fights.

Understanding Muay Thai shorts sizing and fit

Muay Thai shorts run differently from Western athletic wear. They sit higher on the waist and feature a much shorter cut than boxing or MMA shorts. Caged offers five sizes from S to XXL to accommodate different builds. The elastic waistband with drawstring ensures a secure fit during movement. Most fighters prefer a snug waist with loose leg openings – the shorts should not restrict your hips when you throw round kicks or knees. If you typically wear medium in regular sportswear, medium in Muay Thai shorts is usually correct, though checking the specific size chart is advisable for your first pair.

What to look for in training and competition shorts

Quality Muay Thai shorts use satin or similar smooth fabrics that resist sweat absorption and dry quickly between rounds. The traditional wide-leg cut is not merely aesthetic; it prevents fabric from catching on your knees during strikes. Reinforced stitching at stress points – particularly the side slits and waistband – extends durability through repeated washing and intensive training. Caged shorts feature these construction details, making them suitable for regular gym sessions as well as competition use. Colourways range from understated gray and white combinations to brighter blue and pink options, allowing you to match gym or team preferences.

Compare your options

• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Light Gray/Black: premium tier, sizes S to XXL, neutral colourway suitable for any gym
• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Light Blue: premium tier, sizes S to XXL, traditional Thai boxing colour
• Caged Classic Muay Thai Shorts - Light Pink: premium tier, sizes S to XXL, modern alternative to classic tones
• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - Baby Pink: premium tier, sizes S to XXL, softer pink shade
• Caged Muay Thai Shorts Classic - White/Black: premium tier, sizes S to XXL, high-contrast design

Our picks for each budget

Premium: Caged shorts represent a serious investment in training gear. Built for fighters who train multiple times per week or compete, they combine traditional Thai construction with durable materials and reinforced stitching. The range of colourways means you can choose based on personal preference or gym requirements without compromising on quality or fit.

Frequently asked questions

Which Muay Thai shorts are the best choice?

Caged Muay Thai shorts are the best choice for serious training and competition. They feature traditional wide-leg construction that allows unrestricted movement for kicks, knees, and clinch work, combined with durable materials and reinforced stitching at stress points. Available in sizes S through XXL and multiple colourways, they suit both recreational fighters and competitors who need reliable performance through intensive training sessions and fights.

How should Muay Thai shorts fit?

Muay Thai shorts should sit higher on your waist than regular athletic shorts, with a snug elastic waistband secured by a drawstring. The leg openings must be wide and loose to allow full hip rotation during round kicks and knees. The inseam is deliberately short – typically much shorter than boxing or MMA shorts – to prevent fabric from catching on your knees during strikes. If the shorts restrict your movement when you lift your knee or throw a kick, they are too tight.

Can I use Muay Thai shorts for other martial arts?

You can wear Muay Thai shorts for kickboxing, as the techniques and range of motion are nearly identical. They also work for general pad work and bag training in other striking arts. However, they are not ideal for MMA or Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, where the satin fabric offers no grip and the loose cut can interfere with grappling. For ground-based arts, dedicated MMA shorts or BJJ shorts with tighter fits and grip-friendly materials are more appropriate.

Last updated: September 2026