🥊 Ultimate Training Partner: Everlast Thai Pad (Black) Review

They work fine but the size on the pictures turned out to be larger than it actually is. I was a little disappointed when I saw how small it is. I would have preferred a larger size if they had a better representation of the image if someone held it in the app.

This is a single right hand Thai mat. This is fine if you want to use your own left hand trick, but you'll need a thick Thai pad to absorb the right hand. Not the highest quality as it is a timeless product. Don't buy this if you need Thai pads for both hands!

Definitely not a high quality pillow. Any decent kicker would tear through the rubber and damage the holder. One of our students held it to a medium kicker and felt everything through the pad. Maybe it's ok to hold kicks for kids, but for adults, no no, unless you're good at absorbing your body, but even then the pillow itself can't take much punishment.

Very useful for the occasional participant in this type of exercise. the padding is great and the leather bag is sewn very well in my opinion. It absorbs some very hard hits. The size is suitable for men and women of average height. I'm 5'9. It's also nice to just be there when my partner, who isn't into martial arts, wants to kick or punch Taibao.

You won't find anything better than this rug for the money! Is it a professional Thai quality pad? No, but it's great for the rest of us! Solid stitching, the material is comfortable to the touch, the pillow is very durable, but it doesn't look like a brick. Will have to upgrade later to see how it holds up in the long run but I'm very happy with my purchase! This mat is designed for home use for me and my teenage kids to exercise on. I paid a little over $17 each and ordered two.

Strong and durable. These covers should last a long time with well built seams. My husband bought them for me as a birthday present since I started kickboxing 20 years ago. I started boxing and will sometimes work with a trainer at the gym. The use of pillows allows not only boxing, but also kicking. These pads are soft enough not to hurt the shins/feet but not too soft to hurt the person holding the pads. I recommend these pads and stick with this famous brand.

I have been using mine to teach my adult students kung fu for over 2 years and its durability is the same as when I first bought it. I recently bought another set from a different brand; it was a price drop. I could tell straight away that the new, cheaper ones were nowhere near as good as these Everlasts. With my eternal pair we hit them with fists, kicks, elbows and knees. 4'9" girls and 6'2" boys put them on and they retain their hardness and durability for 2 years. I highly recommend this…

Just started teaching martial arts and needed a pad to punch. I wanted a focusing glove but couldn't find one in a good price range. I stumbled across this and decided to buy it mainly because it's flat rather than curved and it's open at the back so nobody sticks their sweaty hands into a glove like a mitten. up and hold and quickly throw down for reaction practice. I often use the straps on my back as a second handle. I don't understand why so many reviews had issues with the size of the…

If you want to work out your elbows and knees you'll need a fairly solid mat if you don't have a bag. Everlast's Thai Pad definitely fits the bill as it's essentially a large padded shield for your training partner to hold on to while you go all out. It's not as big as some other pads, but it's more than enough and lasts a very long time. The image above is the live appearance of the product. I love the design of the padding with thick stitching on the sides and a velcro grip for the forearm to