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Tonfa / 3 Section Staff
The tonfa (Okinawan: トンファー tonfā, Malay: topang, Chinese: 柺; guǎi) is a melee weapon best known for its role in the armed component of Okinawan martial arts. It consists of a stick with a perpendicular handle attached a third of the way down the length of the stick, and is about 15–20 inches (380–510 mm) long. It was traditionally made from red or white oak and wielded in pairs. The tonfa is believed to have originated in either China or Southeast Asia where it is used in the respective fighting styles.
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The three-sectional staff, three-part-staff, sansetsukon in Japanese, or originally sanjiegun (Chinese: 三節棍; sānjiégùn), is a Chinese flail weapon that consists of three wooden or metal staffs connected by metal rings or rope. The weapon is also known as panlong gun, or "coiling dragon staff". A more complicated version of the two section staff, the staves can be spun to gather momentum resulting in a powerful strike.
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The Tonfa is a traditional Chinese or Southeast Asian weapon from which the modern police baton was derived. Can be held in many different ways. Side-handeled. Tonfas are normally wielded in pairs, one in each hand. This is unlike a police baton, which is used one-handed. These Tonfas are beautifully constructed from durable plastic. Sold in pairs. Size: 10 inches ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
Foam padded and connected by rope. Excellent for training. The Three Section Staff, or San Jie Gun, is a Chinese flail utilizing three staffs linked by metal rings or rope. Used to strike over and around shields, barriers, or other defensive impediments. Designed for defense against spears and other long weapons. ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
Foam padded. Excellent for training. Ball bearing chain swivel. The Three Section Staff, or San Jie Gun, is a Chinese flail utilizing three staffs linked by metal rings or rope. Used to strike over and around shields, barriers, or other defensive impediments. Designed for defense against spears and other long weapons. ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Three Section Staff, or San Jie Gun, is a Chinese flail utilizing three staffs linked by metal rings or rope. Used to strike over and around shields, barriers, or other defensive impediments. Designed for defense against spears and other long weapons. Ball bearing swivel. Length: 26" each section ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Three Section Staff, or San Jie Gun, is a Chinese flail utilizing three staffs linked by metal rings or rope. Used to strike over and around shields, barriers, or other defensive impediments. Designed for defense against spears and other long weapons. Ball bearing swivel. Length: 26" each section ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Three Section Staff, or San Jie Gun, is a Chinese flail utilizing three staffs linked by metal rings or rope. Used to strike over and around shields, barriers, or other defensive impediments. Designed for defense against spears and other long weapons. 26” each section. Ball bearing swivel. Quality rattan wood provides a more lightweight and durable product. ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Three Section Staff, or San Jie Gun, is a Chinese flail utilizing three staffs linked by metal rings or rope. Used to strike over and around shields, barriers, or other defensive impediments. Designed for defense against spears and other long weapons. 26” each section. Ball bearing swivel. Quality rattan wood provides a more lightweight and durable product. Sought after "Tiger" burn pattern. ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
Foam covered Tonfa for practice. The Tonfa is a traditional Chinese weapon from which the modern, side-handled police baton is derived. Unlike police nightsticks, Tonfas are traditionally wielded in pairs, one in each hand. Can be held in a variety of ways. Sold in pairs. ..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Tonfa is a traditional Chinese or Southeast Asian weapon from which the modern police baton was derived. Can be held in many different ways. Side-handeled. Tonfas are normally wielded in pairs, one in each hand. This is unlike a police baton, which is used one-handed. Our Tonfas are beautifully constructed and fashioned from select hardwood. Sold in pairs. Comes in four sizes (14”, 18”,..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Tonfa is a traditional Chinese or Southeast Asian weapon from which the modern police baton was derived. Can be held in many different ways. Side-handeled. Tonfas are normally wielded in pairs, one in each hand. This is unlike a police baton, which is used one-handed. Our Tonfas are beautifully constructed and fashioned from selec..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Tonfa is a traditional Chinese or Southeast Asian weapon from which the modern police baton was derived. Can be held in many different ways. Side-handeled. Tonfas are normally wielded in pairs, one in each hand. This is unlike a police ba..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare -
The Tonfa is a traditional Chinese or Southeast Asian weapon from which the modern police baton was derived. Can be held in many different ways. Side-handeled. Tonfas are normally wielded in pairs, one in each hand. This is unlike a police baton, which is used one-handed. Our Tonfas are beautifully con..Add to Wish ListWishlistAdd to CompareCompare