Pro Force Paddle Clapper Target

So far, so good. No issues with this product. Well, the only "minor" issue is not with the paddle, but the bag it attaches to. The bag will "unscrew" if you're kicking the paddle in the direction the bag would unscrew (to remove it from the base), so you have to stop and occasionally "reseat" the bag. But that's not a problem with the paddle, that's just something you need to be aware of when purchasing and attaching it to a water based bag. If you're kicking in the direction the bag rotates to "tighten" it, there are no problems at all.I've been using this fairly regularly for about 3 months now, I think (gotta check the purchase date) and it's awesome. It's great for "technical" work. I use this on a large kicking stand, in conjunction with a smaller kicking bag (like the one picture). I attach the paddle to the large bag and position it so the paddle hovers over the smaller bag. Then, I train myself to kick "over" the smaller bag and hit the paddle. Teaches good kicking form, snap and focus.

I have 13 century wavemasters in my class and I needed something new to inspire my students to work out more, so when I found the Pro Force Paddle Clapper on Amazon I decided to purchase 3 of them to try them out. They are designed more for the extra large wavemasters, but they fit my century wavemasters pretty good I just pull the straps all the way so they can fit snug on them. They seem to work pretty good I have had no problem with them so far and my students love to use them the clapping sound they make when they are struck is pretty good the students love that part and they have been holding up to the kicks with no problem. The straps seem to be holding fine and the targets do not get loose after each kick which is a plus . I plan on purchasing several more for my class, which is why I would definitely recommend the Pro Force Paddle Clapper !

Received this for Xmass and have used it at least twice a week since. If it still in working shape in a year I would give it the fifth star. Great for practicing any spinning technique, round kicks, crescent kicks, hand strikes, or straight line techniques. Fit the original wave master (red) bag with no issues. This has been a good addition to my TKD workouts, allows focused technique practice without needing a partner to hold a target pad.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This has been in continuous use in our Karate school for about a month. Velcro straps are a little frayed but still working fine. Great for crescent kicks, hook kicks and hook punches. Opens up new possibilities for solo training. Every school should have one.4 Month Update: We like this target a lot but the bolts holding the pad to the collar have worked loose and cannot be easily fixed. Must reduce star rating from 5 to 3. Wish they would use Loctite or something to keep this from happening. We do use this a lot so I must now order another one. Hope to explore the warranty more thoroughly on the next one.

Fits a Century XXL Wavemaster. Somewhat easy to adjust and move up and down. The strings at the top of the paddle came apart within the first couple of days of use. I wove it back and glued it. It does what it is supposed to do and allows for solo training. Quality could be better but it does take the blows well and makes a good solid sound when you hit it right.

works very well for my daughter to practice her kicks. I have it attached to the Century Wavemaster XXL Training Bag. The pad can be adjusted up/down depending on the kick height! Highly recommended as I don't have to hold the pads for my daughter to kick anymore.

I’ve been looking at this for a while, wasn’t sure it would fit on my smaller bag. Great for spinning kicks. Nice loud clap..looks like it will hold up. My wife take class also,that’s how you get a bag in the living room..

I use these on a Century V1 stand up bag and find them very useful for a variety of kicks. At first, I used them mostly for crescent kicks, turning kicks, hooking kicks, and reverse turning kicks, but I've also found them useful for middle thrusting kicks. And I got a 2nd one for practicing double kicks--tons of fun!