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Kick Shield

Kick shields give athletes a large, stable target to unleash full-power kicks, knees and push drills. Marmaid enterprise’s kick shields are thickly padded to protect the holder and built with strong handles so trainers can brace against heavy impact.

Key Features

⦁ Large striking surface for power kicks and drills
⦁ Thick, high-density foam core
⦁ Multiple handles and straps for secure holding
⦁ Curved or flat shield options
⦁ Tough outer cover that resists scuffs and tears

Materials & Construction

Kick shields are made with genuine leather, synthetic leather or heavy-duty vinyl over layered foam. Handles are stitched and riveted into the body for strength, and edges are reinforced to prevent splitting. The result is a shield that keeps its shape even after heavy use.

Sizes & Customisation

⦁ Sizes: approx. 60 × 35 cm standard, 70 × 40 cm large, plus curved versions
⦁ Thickness: 10–15 cm padding options
⦁ Colours: any solid colour or two-tone design
⦁ Branding: printed, embossed or embroidered logos
⦁ Packaging: individual poly bags or bulk cartons

Ideal For

Kick shields are used by taekwondo and karate schools, kickboxing gyms, MMA teams and fitness classes for power training, conditioning and partner drills.

Why Source Kick Shields from Marmaid enterprises

We build shields that stand up to heavy kicking, and we offer samples before bulk production. Our quality team checks padding, handle strength and stitching on every piece.

Care & Maintenance

Clean the surface with a damp cloth or mild disinfectant after use, let the shield air dry and store it upright. Check handles and straps periodically, especially in busy gyms where shields are used every class.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can kids' classes use your kick shields?
Yes. We offer lighter, smaller shields sized for junior martial arts classes, making them easier for children to hold.
What is the difference between a kick shield and a Thai pad?
Kick shields are larger and held with both hands for power kicks, while Thai pads are strapped to the forearms for mixed striking.

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