Mongkon, Prajeet & Muay Boran Muay Thai, Golden

Mongkon, Prajeet & Muay Boran Muay Thai, Golden

Muay Thai fighters are traditionally equipped with a Mongkon (or sometimes written as Mongkol, a headband worn around the head that brings glory and protection to the warrior) and Prajeets (worn as a belt around the biceps during fights to give strength and vigor to the wearer and to ward off danger). The Mongkon gave indications on the region and style of the boxer.

In the oldest form of Muay Thai (Muay Boran), which dates back several centuries, warriors bandaged their fists to gain strength and to protect their fingers and wrists from injury. This rope bandage is known as Kaad Chuek.

Set of 1 Mongkon, a pair of Muay Boran and a pair of Prajeet (sometimes written Prajead or Prajed).

• Color Golden
• Composition : polyester

Mongkon :

• Total length of the Mongkon: About 65 cm
• Adjustable head size (maximum 62 cm)
• Length of the rigid part of the extension: About 13 cm
• Thickness of the rigid part of the extension: 4 cm
• Length of the soft part of the extension (the wires): About 22 cm
• Weight of the Mongkon: About 250 g

Prajeets:

• Total length of a Prajeet: About 40 cm
• Suitable for a maximum arm circumference of 30 cm (+/- 1 cm)
• Weight of a Prajeet : About 50 g

Muay Boran:

• Total length of a rope: About 7 m
• Thickness of a rope : 0,6 cm
• Weight of a rope: 90 g