Escrima made of hardwood - 66 cm
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With an approximate length of 66 cm, the Escrima stick can be wielded with precision and acts as an extension of your hand. The grip area is slightly thicker and is set apart from the striking surface by indentations.
Additional benefits:
- marked grip area
- solid wood
- handy length of 66 cm
- sturdy hardwood construction
- tapered shape
More Information
| Manufacturer | Budoland Sportartikel Vertriebs GmbH Am Grießenbach 8 83126 Flintsbach GERMANY [email protected] |
|---|---|
| Discountable | No |
| Already discounted | No |
| Back in stock | No |
| Delivery Time | 2-3 Tage |
| Product is oversized | No |
| Shipping oversize | No |
| Shipping Width | 3.00 |
| Shipping height | 3.00 |
| Shipping Lenght | 67.00 |
| Material | 100% beech |
Description / Escrima made of hardwood - 66 cm
In the footsteps of Bruce Lee—Escrima on the big screen.
Who doesn’t know the legendary martial arts films starring Bruce Lee? He brought martial arts from back alleys into fully equipped gyms and martial arts schools. He even brought long-forgotten techniques and styles new on the big screen. In classics like “The Man with the Death Claw” and “My Last Fight,” the hero was also seen using Escrima.
A Brief Profile from Nature—Features of Hardwood in Martial Arts.
Hardwood possesses excellent features and is ideal for use as building and construction lumber. It withstands the most extreme mechanical stresses, making it particularly resistant to splintering and breaking. The Escrima stick is perfectly balanced and can be handled safely and used with precision. To ensure long-lasting durability, you should definitely make sure to properly care for and store your training weapon—heat, cold, and moisture generally have a negative effect on wooden equipment.
It’s alive—wood is a natural product.
Its natural features make the hardwood Escrima a valuable tool in your personal martial arts gear. You’re surely already aware from other contexts that wood is always “working” and, as the saying goes, “alive.” Despite the protective finish, you should inspect the Escrima stick for splinters or cracks before each use. As mentioned earlier, storage also plays a major role—the trunk of a car is certainly the worst possible place, as your equipment is exposed to extreme fluctuations in temperature and humidity there. It’s best to choose a place with consistent conditions and store your staff and stick weapons lying flat.
Experience the flair of Filipino martial arts with this 66 cm long red oak escrima stick. Order it safely and conveniently now from the Budoland Onlineshop.