Kick Striking Pad with Wrist Strap Double-Threaded, Kicking Pad, Handheld, for Home, Gym, Athletes
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【Internal Support】: Equipped with an inner layer of EVA foam and an built-in board, this striking pad provides shock absorption and structural soundness.
【Primary Function】: Serving as a highly responsive kick pad, it absorbs heavy impacts during intense training workouts to protect both the and the athlete.
【Construction】: Built with a tough imitation PU outer surface and a stitched white seam, this striking pad is engineered to withstand repeated, high-power impacts without tearing.
【Product Essence】: This athletic goods accessory is designed to elevate your fighting arts training, offering a reliable surface for practicing hits.
【Secure Handling】: This kick striking pad with wrist strap features a dedicated loop at the handle end, ensuring firm hold and the pad from slipping during rapid exercises.
Product Description
Elevate your fighting arts training with this -grade athletic goods accessory, designed to bring gym-quality into any training area. This high-performance kick pad is engineered to handle the most intense workouts, making it an essential tool for athletes looking to refine their accuracy, speed, and power. Whether you are practicing at home or running exercises in a workout space, this striking pad provides the surface for consistent, intensive training.Crafted for durability and, this kick striking pad with wrist strap features a sturdy imitation PU outer surface with a tightly stitched white seam along the edge to prevent fraying. Inside, a dedicated core combining a shock-absorbing EVA foam layer and an internal board ensures maximum impact distribution, protecting the user's hands and wrists from strain. Measuring 39 cm in length with a 19 cm diameter and weighing a lightweight 0.36 kg, this teardrop-shaped striking pad offers a compact yet generous target area. The built-in wrist strap at the handle end provides an extra layer of security, keeping the pad firmly anchored to your hand even during the most powerful consecutive kicking exercises.
