Logest Rebreakable Boards Martial Arts - Taekwondo Karate MMA Boards - Reusable Plastic Training Breaking Boards for Kids & Adults Available in 6 Levels of Difficulty Taekwondo Boards for Breaking
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Color: Black - X-Heavy
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- Quality Construction: Built to withstand breaking the boards over and over again, each LoGest Karate Boards for Breaking Kids Board is expertly constructed using a combination of high-impact molded plastic and rubber padding.
- Reusable Boards: Unlike wooden boards that provide only one use, each Breaking Boards Martial Arts is designed to easily reattach after its broken. Simply slide it back together from the top down, and the board is ready to be broken again and again karate boards for breaking.
- Six Levels: The LoGest Taekwondo Foam Boards come in six different, color-coded difficulty levels to match your belt ranking. Choose white for x-light, yellow for light difficulty, blue for medium, red for heavy and brown for x-heavy, black for xx-heavy difficulty.
- Versatile Use: Perfect for those training in martial arts, karate or taekwondo, the Karate Breakable Boards help you develop proper stance, perform basic moves, and drastically increase speed and strength to work your way up to the higher levels for martial arts kids.
- Portable Design: Take your Breaking Bords kids taekwondo with you to practice your skill everywhere you go. Lightweight and portable, you can use it at home, school, the office or when traveling to turn your downtime into a productive training session with the punching board.
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Quality Construction: Built to withstand breaking the boards over and over again, each LoGest Karate Boards for Breaking Kids Board is expertly constructed using a combination of high-impact molded plastic and rubber padding.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 14.37 x 10.55 x 1.73 inches
Package Weight: 1.01 Kilograms
Brand Name: Logest
Color: Black - X-Heavy
Suggested Users: unisex-child
Manufacturer: Logest
Date First Available: April 6, 2022
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Color: 4 Levels Set - Yellow Blue Red Black
Our son was SO excited to receive these, and continually practices with them to further his martial arts journey. Thankful to have something like this so that he can level up without being worried about "real" boards. They come apart like they should, and go back together quite easily. I will say, they are LOUD though, but that can be expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2023 by Shelby Waggoner
Color: Brown - X-Heavy
Hard board to break :)
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025 by Diana J.
Color: Yellow - Light
When I heard about the rebreakable board in my son's karate class I was thinking wooden boards looked everywhere could not find them and then I came across the plastic rebreakable boards and I ordered just one and my son easily dominated breaking that board over and over and over again and I said well I guess he needs other rebreakable boards. The board performs well is easy to use is durable even my son can reconnect the board so I'm definitely happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by Lena
Color: 4 Levels Set - Yellow Blue Red Black
Bought these for my 5 year old and he absolutely loves them. We have only mastered the yellow (easiest) board so far but it’s a great challenge and fun for him to build his skills. Durable and high quality for sure.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by Brandy
Color: Red - Heavy
Perfect for My grandson to practice with
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by Tricia T.
This was purchased to help my son learn to put more power behind his kicks and punches for his martial arts training. It did take a decent amount of force to break the boards and after the first few uses we were still able to slide the parts back together to reuse it. After a few months the small fragile lip that clicks the two boards into place, cracked and it wouldn't stay together to practice board breaks. It was a good product while it lasted, it just did not last as long as I thought it would.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024 by CHILL LOPE
Color: Red - Heavy
Came with marks and indents all over it - also feels like low quality and has no logo on it I feel like I got scammed looks nothing like the advertised pic!
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025 by Nicole Nicole
My nephew a serious martial artist asked for this item as his Christmas present. These products have enabled him to become proficient at breaking boards.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Laurie R. Maynard