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Weapons

Weapons

Our self defense weapons line of products consist of SAP gloves, telescopic steel batons, kubotans and tonfas.

SAP GLOVES:  SAP gloves are gloves with a real punch to them.  These gloves have 8 ounces of steel shot sewn into the knuckle area.  Combine the steel shot and your own strength for a powerful punch.   Available in Large and Extra Large size.   *The large size is closer to medium size and the Extra large size is closer to a large size.*

Telescopic steel batons:  These batons offer extended reach in a compact size.  Telescopic batons are made of solid steel and available in 16 inch, 21 inch and 26 inch.   The batons are collapsed until flicked with your wrist to extend them. 

Kubotans:  Kubotans are a very popular martial arts weapon; they are used for stabilizing your wrist, applying pressue to sensitive areas of you assailants body and for gaining leverage on an assailants wrist or finger.   A kubotan is made of aluminum and available in 4 different colors and in flat or pointed models.

Tonfas:  Tonfas or otherwise known as police batons are used for blocking attacks or subduing an assailant.  These weapons have been in use for over 100 years.  The short handle of the tonfa has been used to spin the tonga to create a tremendious strike on an assailant.  The longer portion in conjuction with the shorter handle may be used as a come along and an arm lock.


SAP Gloves

CODE: SAP

$29.95
SAP Gloves Law Enforcement SAP Gloves with steel shot knuckles. 8oz. per glove of steel shot sewn into the knuckle area, and made of high... More

Telescopic Steel Baton

CODE: TSB

$29.95
Telescopic Steel Baton These solid steel batons expand to either 16, 21, or 26 inches with just a flick of the wrist. Comes with a... More

Kubotans

CODE: 3102

$4.95
Kubotans Kubotans are highly accessible, extremely durable, effective self defense weapons. They can be used for stabilizing your fist,... More

Tonfa

CODE: 1705-RB

$16.95
Tonfa The tonfa was originally developed in the 15th Century by the Okinawans. The Tonfa was used as a handle in a millstone to grind soybeans and... More