Hi everyone! This is my review of the Century Martial Arts Corded Redwood Octagonal Tapered Nunchaku. I lied, here is the link to the chuck! www.centurymartialarts.com Review synopsis: -Heavy! Be careful with them! -Cheap Nylon Cord that was glued in (I recommend restringing with paracord) -Mine gave me a splinter. Might just be my bad luck or something CM doesn't care about. -Good looking wood, it's octagonal, tapered from 1inch to 1 1/4 inch, and red wood, i think. -Swings pretty well, good for practice before switching to normal to light weight chux. ======== Final verdict: 7/10 If you buy them, you're really just paying for the wood since you should restring them as with any chuck that is not chain or does not use strong cording such as paracord. Get them if you have bucks to kill and you're looking for a really heavy chuck or you want to try a heavy chuck. Don't get them if you don't like heavies. Also check for splinters and abnormalities, as with any nunchaku, or anything you ever buy!
Monday, January 7, 2013
Century Martial Arts Redwood, Octagonally Tapered Nunchaku
Century Martial Arts Redwood, Octagonally Tapered Nunchaku Video Clips. Duration : 8.33 Mins.
Hi everyone! This is my review of the Century Martial Arts Corded Redwood Octagonal Tapered Nunchaku. I lied, here is the link to the chuck! www.centurymartialarts.com Review synopsis: -Heavy! Be careful with them! -Cheap Nylon Cord that was glued in (I recommend restringing with paracord) -Mine gave me a splinter. Might just be my bad luck or something CM doesn't care about. -Good looking wood, it's octagonal, tapered from 1inch to 1 1/4 inch, and red wood, i think. -Swings pretty well, good for practice before switching to normal to light weight chux. ======== Final verdict: 7/10 If you buy them, you're really just paying for the wood since you should restring them as with any chuck that is not chain or does not use strong cording such as paracord. Get them if you have bucks to kill and you're looking for a really heavy chuck or you want to try a heavy chuck. Don't get them if you don't like heavies. Also check for splinters and abnormalities, as with any nunchaku, or anything you ever buy!
Hi everyone! This is my review of the Century Martial Arts Corded Redwood Octagonal Tapered Nunchaku. I lied, here is the link to the chuck! www.centurymartialarts.com Review synopsis: -Heavy! Be careful with them! -Cheap Nylon Cord that was glued in (I recommend restringing with paracord) -Mine gave me a splinter. Might just be my bad luck or something CM doesn't care about. -Good looking wood, it's octagonal, tapered from 1inch to 1 1/4 inch, and red wood, i think. -Swings pretty well, good for practice before switching to normal to light weight chux. ======== Final verdict: 7/10 If you buy them, you're really just paying for the wood since you should restring them as with any chuck that is not chain or does not use strong cording such as paracord. Get them if you have bucks to kill and you're looking for a really heavy chuck or you want to try a heavy chuck. Don't get them if you don't like heavies. Also check for splinters and abnormalities, as with any nunchaku, or anything you ever buy!
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