SLYK Wooden Nunchaku for Martial Arts Training, Traditional Bruce Dragons's Fury 526 Karate Wooden Sticks (Natural Wood)

Nanchaku are good its metal wire good they are good polished they are strong (sturdiness are like on good level its good for beginners not harmful easy to use good weapon for martial arts learners and for self defense. Its non sharp metals and wooden grip give nanchaku a fine and fantastic look people use it

Wood condition is not satisfied , overall product is recommendableLess weight good for beginnersI love the product

The media could not be loaded. Here is the review of the Item..Pros of the Item:-- Best for Advanced Martial Artists- Strong and Good Quality Wood Used..- Not very easy to break but can easily break someone's head- Good Price Range item..Cons:-- ball bearing is not present which makes the movement a bit false-directional- Not Suitable for beginners (use styrofoam one if you are starting else you will get good Injuries while using)Swings Good, but lacking the directional flow because it doesn't have ball bearing for rotation..Good for practice, i had done strength test by hitting on Boxing Bag, Wall, Tree.. and item didn't got even a scratch.. so overall quality is good..P.S:- will update my review after more days of using

Worth the price

I ordered couple of these found the chucks to be quite good, These are 12 inches in length with weight around 370 gms which is slightly heavier, lack of ball bearing is the only con otherwise the product is very good compared to what i have seen in market & online,I was looking for these kind of chucks with a chain joint with ring instead of lock mechanism which tends to cut the hand during wrist rolls etc.Chain joints are welded together hence reducing the chain length was a task but overall I am happy with this purchase , Also this is suited for both traditional & freestyle movements if you can manage the weight.

practicing since last month... The product is so strong other than the 2 round chain was not welded... You need to do it yourself... I did it for free at nearby welding shop... may be the manufacturer leave it for adjusting chain length... And, the screws seems not tighten very well, but it doesnot bother me when practice, it doesnot come out...anyway i planned to tight it with thread or something... it is 550g weighted , 12 inch long... very flexible... if u practice well, you can defend yourself when the time comes...

Hard to use because of heavy

Nice I like it okweight