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Okinawan Style Tonfa

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Code: C1293
Price:$25.99

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Beautifully crafted from ash wood, these Tonfa are styled with the traditional Kubudo practitioner in mind, who demands precise control of their weapon. Ergonomically shaped handles provide exceptional fit for kata. The handle ends are bigger than on most tonfa to prevent sliding. This is extremely important when doing figure 8's and other spinning strikes.

Sizes: 14 inches with 2¾ inch Grip Area, 17 inches with 3 inch Grip Area and 19½ inches with 3½ inch Grip Area.

Sold in pairs. From Century Martial Arts

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