Tima Martial Arts Training Nunchakus

Got a used product there were dents and scratches on the product..other than that build quality is good if your a beginner I would recommend start with wooden then practice with steel...this one build quality is good only problem is with the chain that connects with the rod it's bit loose..

Good product

Great nunchuk. Best I owned and I have owned more than 10. Feels light. Concerned a bit about metal quality on impact. Else great. Worth money. As a 20 year martial art practitioner I highly recommend.

Its a steel rod when attaching both edges, and when splitting it becomes nunchaku. Little heavier compared to wooden nunchaku..Drawback is that the edges in the middle are sharp and will hurt when rolling it front and back. Also a shirt is torn at below back shoulder when rolling it. Unsafe due to sharp outer edges in the point its joined.. Its costly, looking good, usable as a rod but unusable as nunchaku..

Good grip and heavy weight for practice. Should be ideal for practitioners. Beginner should be aware of this. It is not stainless steel but iron. Chrome is heavy and better to have rubberized grip.

value for money

This is for black belts it hurts really hard but this only if you are a professional

1. Bad design near chain, it cut my hand by trapping between chain and stick2. Not durable at all, rear cap came out on second fall, nunchucks are supposed to fall, and it should not get damaged on fall3. Not for beginners at all, very heavy, will hurt a lot if accidently hit any body partOver all it could have been an average buy if chain and stick design was good to not hurt or cut hand. Not recommended