Nippon Sport gives you one of Europe's largest selections of equipment for Kickboxing and Thaiboxing.
The equipment is available for all ages and at different levels.
- Equipment from well-known brands such as Fairtex, Shock Doctor, TopTen and Nippon Sport.
- The quality is top class and the prices competitive.
Here you will also find approved equipment for matches and rallies. If you have any questions about this, please contact us.
Kickboxing
As the name suggests, kickboxing is a martial art that uses combinations of punches and kicks. Kickboxing is a combat sport with many areas that ensure that all levels and wishes can participate.
In the EU, kickboxing is fought in several different styles, which ensure that you as a fighter can practice what you want.
Over the years, kickboxing has become an incredibly popular combat sport and it's easy to find your local club, there's a lot of them.
Kickboxing comes in the Highkick, Lowkick, K1 and Semicontact styles.
High kick
Can be fought as light contact or full contact.
In Highkick, only kicks and punches above the belt are allowed - however, leg sweeps are allowed. It is therefore not legal to kick lowkicks. Knees, elbows or backfists may not be used in Highkick.
Low kick
Can be fought as light contact or full contact.
In Lowkick, both low and high kicks are allowed - leg sweeps are also allowed. It is not legal to use knees, elbows or backfists.
K1
Can be fought as light contact or full contact.
In K1, everything but elbows and takedowns is legal. Knees, backfists, high and low kicks and all imaginable punches must be used here.
In addition to the above styles, there is also a well-known style called Semicontact. In semi-contact, points are scored if the opponent hits with a clean kick or punch. The fighters are then stopped and sent to their respective corners, where they will again try to hit with a clean kick or punch.