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Buying Equipment

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I plan to buy new equipment for training and I just wanted to hear a few opinions on how much do you think I should spend(max) on some kicking and thai pads?

"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst"

William Penn

depends on the brand. century thai pads are cheap, but they are crappy. However, a good pair of Windy thai pads can run about $100US. For a good mid level price, look into brands like ringside and twins.

MA gear is a good way to go aswell as mach. they may be alittle pricy but they will last a while.

nomatter what it be, will power and heart produces great things

depends on the brand. century thai pads are cheap, but they are crappy. However, a good pair of Windy thai pads can run about $100US. For a good mid level price, look into brands like ringside and twins.

Yeah thats about Right, from what ive seen TWINS sells thai pads for about 110$, u can get some softer focus pads from century. Check out this site https://www.muaythaistuff.com they sell thai pads.

~ You first mistake is to underestimate ~

yeah - $100 seems reasonable.... i got my pair for £55 so thats about hte same.

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Well I got some Hayashi Thai pads - about £30 for pair and they are fine and dandy!!!!

So I guess it just depends on luck!

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yea speaking of luck the only martial arts store near my area just closed so I guess i wont even be able to buy anything at all :(

"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst"

William Penn

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