About the product
Boxing paddles from Shinka Combat are not kick pads, but two light paddles for speed, precision and reaction - closer to training sticks than to pads. We carry them because they hold up to intensive use, and because we keep them in stock in good quantities. They are used to train combinations where the target moves quickly, and where reaction rather than power is the point of the drill. The material is hard-wearing matt PU with EVA and sponge foam padding that takes the impact from both coach and athlete. The handle has a stretchy elastic loop, so the grip stays firm even when the movement is fast. Measures 36 x 19 cm and weighs approx. 270 grams each. Sold as a pair.
Benefits
- Hard-wearing matt PU: Holds up to intensive use.
- EVA and sponge foam: Protects both coach and athlete.
- 36 x 19 cm: The dimensions are stated, so you can compare.
- For fast combinations: Lightning-fast punches and precise kicks.
- In stock in good quantities: Enough to equip a whole class.
Use
- Reaction training: The target moves between every punch.
- Speed: Light enough to follow the fastest combination.
- Club training: The coach holds one in each hand.
- Warm-up: A few rounds before the rest of the session starts.
Care
- Wipe with a damp cloth after training
- Let it air dry - never on a radiator or in direct sun
- Check the seams at the handle regularly
- Keep an eye on the elastic - it wears before the padding
- Store dry and loose, not squashed at the bottom of the bag
Specifications
- Category
- small pads
- Item number
- SC-U-1000345-BK
- Weight
- 0.55 kg
- Manufacturer
- Budoxperten ApS, Hvidovre, DK
Sizes and codes
| Variant | EAN |
|---|---|
| One sizeSC-U-1000345-BK | 1233456146490 |
Questions and answers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Do I get one paddle or two for the price?
Two. Boxing paddles are sold as a pair, and the supplier states this explicitly - the weight of approx. 270 grams, however, is per paddle. That is worth noting, because the small kick pads in our range are, conversely, a single piece, even when the title says 'double'. Two paddles is also the only way they make sense in use: the coach holds one in each hand and moves them independently, and that is what makes the drill hard.
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What can paddles do that a focus pad cannot?
They are lighter and move faster. A focus pad is a fixed target held out, while a paddle can be swung to a new height between two punches, so the athlete has to see where the target is before they hit. That trains reaction and timing rather than pure power. Most clubs have both and switch between them in the same session.
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How do I make it last?
Wipe it with a damp cloth after training and let it air dry - never on a radiator and never in direct sun, because the heat makes the foam stiffen and the surface crack. Keep a particular eye on the handle and the elastic: on a small pad it is the grip, not the padding, that gives up first, because all the force is pulled through it. Check the seams at the handle regularly, and replace the paddle when they start to give.
