Target paddles Hayabusa Boxing

Hayabusa (pronounced Ha-Ja-Boe-Sa) is the Japanese word for peregrine falcon, the fastest animal on Earth (a bird of prey clocked at over 500 km/h during a dive). The company was founded in 2006 by Ken & Craig Clement, David Zikakis and Luke Harris and has literally taken off ever since.

Hayabusa is headquartered in Ontario (Canada) and has its global distribution center in the heart of Las Vegas (United States). Not entirely coincidentally, this is also where the biggest boxing matches and UFC events take place. Hayabusa also has two exclusive contracts with independent sports centers in Canada, where all Hayabusa products are extensively tested.

Hayabusa aims to offer the best materials in terms of comfort, fit, anatomy and, more importantly, performance and safety! A martial artist is constantly improving and developing themselves. This is a Japanese philosophy that is also applied in business and at Hayabusa: Kaizen. This is the concept of “continuous improvement.

With target or focus paddles, you can quickly switch between targets and work on punch accuracy, timing and reactions. The longer handle gives the holder a different way to work than with a focus mitt. The holder still feels the impact through the handle.

With the Hayabusa Boxing target paddles, a coach can quickly switch between targets to train timing, reactions and punching accuracy. The grip offers a different way to hold them compared with regular punching mitts. Adjust the intensity and duration of the drill to suit the person holding them: impact still travels through the grip to their hands and wrists.

The Hayabusa Boxing Target paddles are made from high-quality polyurethane with perfectly balanced padding. The ergonomic handle with elastic wrist strap provides a comfortable and secure grip. Sleek and solidly finished — characteristic of Hayabusa Fight Gear.

Wipe the paddles with a damp cloth after use and let them air-dry. Do not use harsh cleaning agents — they can damage the polyurethane. Store the paddles in a dry place away from direct sunlight to protect the material and padding.