About the product
Sold as a pair.
Thai pads for kicks and knees, larger and thicker than focus pads, with a multi-layer foam core and a reinforced handle. Curved striking surface: catches the kick in the middle of the pad.
Benefits
- Sold as a pair: The holder needs both arms.
- Curved striking surface: Catches the kick in the middle of the pad.
- Reinforced grip: The handle gives control under hard kicks.
- Multi-layer foam: Absorbs and spreads at the same time.
Use
- Muay Thai: For kicks, knees and elbows on pads.
- Kickboxing: For body kicks in long series.
- MMA: For the stand-up part of training.
- Clubs: For partner work with everyone going.
Care
- Wipe with a damp cloth after use
- Air dry naturally
- Do not use chemicals on the surface
- Avoid direct heat
Specifications
- Category
- thai pads
- Item number
- SC-U-1000344-BK
- Weight
- 1.75 kg
- Manufacturer
- Budoxperten ApS, Hvidovre, DK
Sizes and codes
| Variant | EAN |
|---|---|
| One sizeSC-U-1000344-BK | 1233456146483 |
Questions and answers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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What is the difference between thai pads and focus pads?
Thai pads are large and thick and take kicks, knees and elbows. Focus pads are small and made for hands. The two cannot stand in for each other.
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Are they sold as a pair?
Yes, two pads. The holder uses both arms, so a single pad is not much use.
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Are they enough for hard training?
For ordinary club training, yes. If you hold for advanced athletes who kick at full power every day, a thicker leather pad is more comfortable in the long run.