About the product
Kick pad Collision One from Shinka Combat has a robust PU cover and EVA foam inside that takes the impact away from the holder. Choose by the dimensions and by how hard you will be kicking.
Benefits
- Two sizes: The same pad in two sizes - choose by use.
- Classic shape: Fits a wide range of drills.
- For all levels: Used just as well in beginner classes as by experienced athletes.
- In stock in quantity: Enough to equip a whole class at once.
Use
- Kick training: Hard kicks against a target that can take them.
- Club training: The class rotates, the pad stays - the workhorse of the day.
- Combinations: The handles let the holder turn the pad along the way.
- Home training: Only needs a partner willing to hold.
Care
- Wipe with a damp cloth after training
- Let it air dry - never on a radiator or in direct sun
- Stand it on end, not squashed under other equipment
- Keep an eye on seams and handles - that is where it gives up first
- Replace the pad when the foam has settled and the kicks feel hard
Specifications
- Category
- large pads
- Item number
- SC-U-1000400
- Weight
- 0.5 kg
- Manufacturer
- Budoxperten ApS, Hvidovre, DK
Sizes and codes
| Variant | EAN |
|---|---|
| MediumSC-U-1000400-M | 1233456100898 |
| LargeSC-U-1000400-L | 1233456100881 |
Questions and answers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Should I choose Medium or Large?
Go by the dimensions rather than the letters. Medium is 42 x 25 cm with 10 cm of padding and is easy to hold - good for punches, ordinary kicks and classes where the pad changes hands often. Large is 58 x 30 cm with 15 cm of padding and is the one you need if the kicks are hard: the five extra centimetres of foam are the difference between whether the holder can stay standing for a whole hour. If you are unsure and buying several for a club, take one of each and try them - or call us and we will talk it through.
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Is it one pad or two for the price?
One. A large kick pad of this type is held with both hands, and there is only one pad to hold - that follows from how it is built, not from the supplier, whose information is missing on this model. Note that focus pads and thai pads in our range are sold as a pair, so that habit does not apply here. If in doubt, contact us before ordering for a whole club.
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How large a kick pad should I choose?
The striking surface and the thickness of the padding decide it. A pad of 40-45 cm is easy to hold and fine for punches and ordinary kicks, while 55-85 cm gives the holder something to hide behind - that is where you end up when the kicks are hard. The padding is the other half: 10 cm is enough for punches, while hard kicks and knees want 14-15 cm if the holder is to last a whole hour. If several people take turns holding, choose the thick one - it is the holder who gets tired, not the pad.
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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. A pad with stiffened foam passes the impact on to the holder. Stand it on end instead of leaving it squashed under other equipment, and keep an eye on the seams and handles. That is where a kick pad gives up first.
