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Tiger Claw Rebreakable Boards

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Made from durable impact molded plastic
Available in Extra Strong (black) Strong, (red) and Average (blue)
A great way for classes and dojos to save money
Slides easily and quickly back together

These breaking boards are made from high quality plastic and provide the feel and resistance of actual wood breaking boards. These boards can be broken again and again with no wear or tear on the boards.

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How to Use Tiger Claw Rebreakable Board (with handles)

This particular board comes with side handles and a thin foam covering on the striking surface, which makes it great for beginners. But to put it together you must utilize a sliding method. That method is shown here.

by: okiken108
12/18/2010 12:08:34 AM

money saver

Pretty good product, definatley saves money on pine. Great for targeting, and practice before that all important break. I own an average, strong and extra strong board and they all do the trick.

The only thing I would like to see in the description is what each color represents. i.e. the comparison to actual wooden breaking boards. Is blue equal to one a 1" pine board? etc.

by: rgoerk
3/24/2010 10:16:25 AM

This a good practise board but it is not like the real thing. It does the job, though. I got 2 extra strong ones. The only thing is that the boards get a little loose so you have to hold them on both sides.

by: kuppa8239
1/13/2010 6:26:27 PM

The board works fine. But, beware, the website clearly says Boards (plural) and the other types are singular. In all reality, this is only 1 board & is not worth the $28 we spent on it. I certainly would NOT buy it again

by: chartoon
5/1/2009 12:40:29 PM

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Sorry for the confusion - we have the word 'each' or 'set' next to the price for all products in order to try to minimize these issues.

by: okiken108
12/27/2010 11:48:52 AM

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how is it not worth the price? after you break it the 10th time it starts to pay for itself with the money you save on the pine boards youcould be buying.

by: brian
7/1/2011 4:31:46 PM

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Way cool. I have been shopping around a bit and Karatedepot.com had the best prices for some of the weapons that I have been looking for.

by: blackinktx
4/8/2011 1:02:34 AM

I purchased the board for my 4 year old grandson for Christmas. After only about 4 breaks, I noticed it was cracking at both ends where it slides back together. I like to think that my grandson is the strongest boy in the world, but I don't think this board should have cracked so easily. (especially for the price!) I purchased the blue (average) board because of his age.

by: dawnski1983
12/26/2010 3:09:06 PM

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That's not right! Please feel free to send it back to us so that we can get you a new one - http://www.karatedepot.com/csupport-exchange.html

by: okiken108
12/27/2010 11:47:30 AM

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How do these compare

How does the strong on this one compare to the black ones from Century that are the UMAB brand?

by: AMonroe
5/18/2010 2:24:09 PM

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These are generally easier to break and are also easier on the hands.

by: okiken108
12/27/2010 11:51:36 AM

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