European Triangular Shield L 60×75 cm

European triangular shield size L for armored full contact. Base size is 60×75 cm. Core is two layers of plywood with a total thickness of 8 mm, finished with an outer fabric cover and black paint. The rim is protected with thick 4 mm leather to reduce edge wear and simplify maintenance. The geometry follows historical European prototypes and keeps a workable balance between torso coverage and mobility in clinch work.

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	Type	SKU	Price
	standard	(Sh2-01)	$120

Product description

European triangular shield in size L is a practical option for buhurt/full contact where you need reliable torso coverage, predictable handling, and a shield that survives repeated impacts. The shape is based on historical European heater/triangular prototypes, adapted for tournament use.

Size: 60×75 cm (base version) — covers the torso line and stays manageable during pressure and clinch.
Core: two-layer plywood, total thickness 8 mm — a rigid platform for blocks and shield-to-shield contact.
Outer finish: fabric-covered and painted black — helps keep the surface serviceable and easier to refresh after heavy use.
Edge protection: 4 mm leather rim — reduces edge chipping and improves longevity of the perimeter.

Protection and mobility. The triangular outline supports angled catches and controlled “slides” off incoming blows. Size L works as a general-purpose shield for beginners and as a functional format for fighters who prioritize a balance of coverage and fast transitions.

Service and repairs. Plywood with a fabric layer and leather edging is maintenance-friendly: edge protection and outer finishing are typically easier to renew locally than replacing the whole shield. After hard sessions, check the perimeter and any mounting points for straps/handle (if installed) to keep the setup safe and consistent.

Tournament checks. This shield is built with full contact requirements in mind, but acceptance depends on the organizer and ruleset. Always verify current event rules (HMB, IMCF, or local formats) and pass the standard inspection for thickness, edge safety, and overall construction.