Description
Made from polypropylene. Tough, rigid and durable. Non-sharpened. Suitable for martial arts training, film props etc.
Some advantages over wooden training gear are,
Durability - Won’t split, rot or splinter. Made Tough. Great longevity.
Quality - A finely made product. No knots or imperfections like in timber.
Usability - Slightly less dense than timber. Body contact will hurt less, and less likelihood of injury.
SPECIFICATIONS
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polyprop. training battleaxe
excellent purchase, fantastic service as previous purchases. very knowledgeable and helpful staff. i recomend to all prospective buyers--thankyou, the collings family
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