Take the impact and keep moving with the Xpeed XP2491 Fighter Strike Shield. This professional-grade kick shield is designed for coaches and athletes who participate in high-intensity Muay Thai, MMA, and Kickboxing training. Built to withstand the most powerful kicks, knees, and strikes, the XP2491 offers a large, curved surface area that ensures safety for the trainer without compromising the athlete's ability to throw full-force combinations.

Key Features

• Durable Matt PU Construction: Crafted from high-quality, heavy-duty Matt PU synthetic leather, providing a sleek, non-slip finish that is incredibly resistant to wear and easy to maintain.
• Curved Design for Precision: The anatomical curve creates a perfect striking surface that "catches" kicks and punches, preventing the shield from sliding and ensuring better impact distribution.
• Triple Density Foam Core: Engineered with an advanced 2-layered padding system plus Open Cell Foam, providing the ultimate shock absorption to protect the trainer's arms and torso from heavy vibrations.
• Multiple Reinforced Handles: Features strategically placed, heavy-duty handles to allow for intensive and varied training positions—from low leg kicks to high-flying knees.
• Reinforced Stitching: Built with industrial-strength reinforced stitching to ensure the shield maintains its structural integrity through thousands of high-impact strikes.

Product Specifications

Why Choose the XP2491 Strike Shield?

The Xpeed XP2491 is the perfect middle ground between agility and heavy-duty protection. At 23 inches long, it provides massive coverage for body strikes and leg kicks, yet its Triple Density Foam keeps the weight manageable for the coach. While the XP2490 Round Pad is excellent for close-quarters body work, the XP2491 Strike Shield is the go-to tool for distance kicks and explosive power drills.

Ideal For: Heavy kick training, MMA transition drills, power-punching combinations, and high-intensity cardio combat classes.

Are you looking for this shield to facilitate power-kicking drills or for general multi-purpose strike training?