Fight2Win offers the Booster CKS and CKS Pro—two kicking shields from Bysonyl, each serving a different target audience. From beginners and children to advanced kickboxers who train at full intensity. Read more
Two models. One philosophy—maximum versatility at a fair price.
The Booster CKS is the large, medium-firm entry-level model, suitable for all skill levels—including children.
The CKS Pro has denser filling and a curved design, developed for advanced fighters who want to train powerful round kicks and crosses. Both shields are made from Bysonyl—durable, moisture-resistant, and built to withstand intensive use.
Booster kicking shields – maximum versatility at a fair price
Booster is a brand that has proven itself in martial arts—known for products that strike a balance between accessibility and professional quality. Booster kicking shields are a great example: sturdy, versatile, and affordablewithout compromising on the quality you expect in a serious gym.
The range consists of two models, each serving a specific target group. The CKS is the entry-level model for all skill levels—including children. The CKS Pro has a denser filling and is designed for advanced fighters who want to go all out.
Both shields are made of Bysonyl —a particularly durable, moisture-resistant material that withstands intensive use.
Booster CKS or CKS Pro – two models, two target groups
Booster CKS (75 x 35 x 15 cm, flat model) Booster’s large entry-level model. Medium-firm padding suitable for all levels—from children to advanced fighters. The large striking surface makes it versatile: punches, kicks, knees, elbows, and jumping kicks are all possible. Two belts on the back plus a handle for a stable grip. In the mid-range price range.
Booster CKS Pro (60 x 35 x 15 cm, curved model) The professional model for advanced fighters. More firmly padded than the CKS—you can kick it at nearly full power without hurting the trainer. The curved design provides a more natural arc of movement for round kicks and crosses. Four handles around the pad plus two belts for maximum grip in any position. Slightly more compact than the CKS, but more heavily padded. In the mid-range price range.
Buying advice: Beginners, children, and gyms looking for a versatile pad should choose the CKS. Advanced kickboxers and coaches working with powerful fighters should choose the CKS Pro.
Booster kicking shields – size, weight, and firmness
The CKS is the larger model (75 x 35 x 15 cm) with medium-firm padding. Its comfortable weight makes it suitable for long sessions—even for trainers who have to hold the pad for extended periods. Thanks to its large striking surface, it is also suitable for children and beginners who are still working on precision.
The CKS Pro is slightly more compact (60 x 35 x 15 cm) but has firmer padding. Its curved design makes it particularly suitable for round kicks and crosses —techniques for which a flat pad feels less comfortable. The firmer padding requires a fighter who has already developed strength and technique.
Both models are one-size —no size selection is required.
Booster kicking shields – sleek in black, available immediately
Both Booster kicking shields are available in a sleek black design with Booster branding. No flashy prints—functional and professional, fitting into any gym.
Fight2Win carries both models in its range and delivers quickly from the Netherlands throughout the Benelux and EU. Check the product pages for current availability.
Booster kicking shields for kickboxing, karate, Muay Thai and more
The Booster kicking shields are designed for kickboxing, but thanks to their large striking surface and sturdy construction, they are also excellent for karate, taekwondo, Muay Thai, krav maga and MMA. Knee strikes and elbow strikes can be trained safely thanks to the thick padding layer.
The CKS is particularly popular with gyms that work with mixed groups—beginners, children and advanced athletes can all train on the same pad. The CKS Pro is the choice for coaches who work with advanced kickboxers and Muay Thai fighters who go all out.
Booster kicking shields - maintenance and lifespan
Both Booster kicking shields are made of Bysonyl - a sturdy, moisture-resistant material that is easy to keep clean. Wipe the shield with a damp cloth after each session and let it dry before storing.
Do not use harsh cleaning products—a mild soap solution is sufficient. Store the shields out of direct sunlight and not in a damp room.
With proper use and maintenance, Booster kicking shields will last for many hours of training, even with regular use in a professional gym. The extra-reinforced seams ensure that the shields can withstand intensive use.
Buy Booster kicking shields at Fight2Win
Fight2Win carries both Booster kicking shields as part of a carefully curated range—from accessible to premium, for every level and training situation.
The Booster CKS and CKS Pro are both in the mid-range price range and offer excellent value for money for gyms and personal trainers looking for a reliable and versatile kicking shield.
Fast shipping from the Netherlands throughout the Benelux and EU —or view the shields in our showroom.
Booster kicking shields, available directly from stock
Booster kicking shields are shipped from our own stock within 1 business day! We are the martial arts specialists and know everything about boxing gloves, kickboxing gloves, shin guards, handwraps, bag gloves, and other training equipment!
We have a huge range of Kicking shields for children, women, and men in stock at our showroom! Visit us for expert advice and purchase your chosen item right away.
Curious about all our premium boxing and martial arts equipment? Explore our full range of martial arts equipment in the webshop.
Booster bvba is one of the largest distributors worldwide in the field of Muay Thai and kickboxing articles and apparel. The company—specialized in martial arts—was founded in 1994 by Yves Vyvey after a tour of Thailand, the birthplace of thai boxing.
Booster Fight Gear is the Belgian company's own brand, and from day one its goal has been to provide the best gear at the sharpest prices. They can proudly claim to be the largest purchaser and distributor of boxing equipment from Thailand The products in the Booster Pro Range (A-line) are handmade in . The other Booster Fight Gear product lines are made in China and Pakistan. Booster bvba sponsors hundreds of fighters in Thailandand beyond. In addition, they provide financial and practical support to many gyms, training camps, and youth projects in Thailand. Giving back to muaythai is CEO Yves's motto. If you follow him on Instagram, you will see a great many Thai fighters training with the support of this popular martial arts brand. It is certainly something the company can be proud of.
Booster bvba sponsort honderden vechters in . The other Booster Fight Gear product lines are made in China and Pakistan. en daarbuiten. Bovendien steunen ze financieel en met kennis vele gyms, trainingskampen en jeugdprojecten in Thailand. Giving back to muaythai is het motto van de CEO Yves. Als je instagram volgt zie je enorm veel Thaise vechters trainen met de steun van dit populaire vechtsportmerk. Zonder meer iets waar men als onderneming trots op kan zijn.
Both are perfectly suitable for any training session, so let’s establish that first.
Nevertheless, there are differences and situations in which you would prefer a hard or soft kicking shield.
Soft kicking shields are generally more suitable for beginners than hard kicking shields. Beginners are not yet accustomed to hitting objects or other people with body parts such as their shins and feet. They are simply not as hardened or conditioned yet. Soft shields hurt the person performing the technique less.
However, even beginners may experience drawbacks when using (too) soft kicking shields. Take a front kick with the toes pulled back, for example. If the shield is too soft, your toes can get caught in it, which may still lead to (unnecessary) injuries.
Another disadvantage of soft kicking shields is that you may simply kick through them, unnecessarily hurting the person holding the shield.
Hard kicking shields are especially suitable if you already have a good command of the techniques, allowing you to perform them at (almost) full power without causing your partner too much harm. Hard kicking shields can generally absorb more impact. This can make a huge difference, especially with real “power kicks” such as a back kick.
However, if you kick a hard kicking shield incorrectly—for example, during a roundhouse kick when your instep or foot is not positioned properly—you will also notice this from the pain you experience.
What is the difference between punching mitts, focus pads, Thai pads and kicking shields?
Punching mitts, also known as focus pads called compact pads that are held by a trainer during a training session. The terms punching mitts and focus pads are used interchangeably. However, in our view, there are subtle differences between them, which is why our website distinguishes between them. Punching mitts are primarily intended for punches and punching techniques.
Thai pads, also known as kickpads or pao, are larger pads held by a trainer for practising both punches and kicks.
Punching shields are usually large, round cushions that the trainer or partner holds in front of the body. They are particularly suitable for various punching techniques, including hooks, liver shots and uppercuts.
Kicking shields are the really large cushions used for punches and kicks. They are ideal for beginners and children who, frankly, are not yet very accurate. They are also highly suitable for advanced practitioners, as these shields allow them to practise their technique with full force .
Some kicking shields are slightly curved, unlike the usually straight shape. The idea behind this is to better imitate the natural shape of the body and the way kicks and punches are absorbed.
Some trainers believe this makes training more comfortable and also more effective.
Reasons for the slight curve in kicking shields:
Better absorption of force: the curved shape of kicking shields helps absorb the impact of kicks and punches more effectively. This reduces the pressure on the arms and shoulders of the person holding the shield.
Natural posture: the shield follows the natural shape of the body, resulting in a more comfortable posture when absorbing kicks and punches.
Improved grip: the curved shape can also contribute to a better grip and greater stability of the shield. This makes it easier for the trainer/partner to hold the shield.
Reduced injuries: thanks to better shock absorption and a more natural posture, the curved shield can help prevent injuries to both the trainer and the person training.
Realistic training: the curved shape of the kicking shield also makes training more realistic, as it allows you to better imitate the movements of a real opponent.
9,5 - Excellent from 1100+ reviews
