Thai Pads
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Brian Barry
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Thai Pads
I'm looking to get some Thai pads for me and my guys to work some combinations on. I'm looking for something durable, but economical. Thoughts?
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Raffi Derderian
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Brian,
Try Rev Gear in California. You can probably find their info on line. Their stuff isn't really cheap, but it is really well made. We use thai pads a lot in JKD and when I bought cheaper ones, they never lasted. Rev-gear has two pairs, we use the less expensive ones for around $70 a pair. Once in a blue moon they will run a sale for $50.
Raf
Try Rev Gear in California. You can probably find their info on line. Their stuff isn't really cheap, but it is really well made. We use thai pads a lot in JKD and when I bought cheaper ones, they never lasted. Rev-gear has two pairs, we use the less expensive ones for around $70 a pair. Once in a blue moon they will run a sale for $50.
Raf
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I'm using the Adidas ones,they have stood up well so far.
http://www.kamikaze.com/adidas/striking-pads.htm
Laird
http://www.kamikaze.com/adidas/striking-pads.htm
Laird
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gmattson
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check out Kodora
Support a local supplier . . . fantastic striking pads at a great price. http://kodorainternational.com/
We've been using their striking pads and other equipment at the "Hut" for over a year and are very happy with the quality and low prices.
We've been using their striking pads and other equipment at the "Hut" for over a year and are very happy with the quality and low prices.
GEM
"Do or do not. there is no try!"
"Do or do not. there is no try!"
Boes make a good set.
http://www.canbox.ca/product/boes/tps.htm
FairTex are also great.
http://www.fairtexgear.com/html_documen ... p?cat_id=2
The other brands that have been posted are not really that great for "thai" style training but if karate is your agenda then they should work fine. I get my made from a company in Montreal and we get them for about $100 Canadian.
http://www.canbox.ca/product/boes/tps.htm
FairTex are also great.
http://www.fairtexgear.com/html_documen ... p?cat_id=2
The other brands that have been posted are not really that great for "thai" style training but if karate is your agenda then they should work fine. I get my made from a company in Montreal and we get them for about $100 Canadian.
