Nunchucks Nunchakus-Foam Safe Rubber Martial Arts Nunchakus for Kids/Beginner Practice

PERFECT for beginners and kids.I got popped in my face with my real nunchuck and both my kids are afraid to actually practice with the wooden ones we bought from our dojo because they popped themselves in the head with it.The pain I felt from popping myself in the face sent me on here looking for foam covered nunchucks that I never knew existed. Purchased them and they are the same size as regular nunchucks and they are a piece of plastic covered with foam so it’s about the same weight as our real nunchucks.My kids used them today and have gained enough confidence to overcome their fears of hurting themselves and instead use their energy into practicing their coordination needed to use these. They can return to the real ones whenever they need to or just stick with these.I feel like dojo’s should actually have people purchase these instead of the real ones especially when practicing the skills and coordination required or especially when teaching kids.There’s no way I can improve these and therefore I cannot deduct any stars.Thank you for making these.

these are great and perfect for training. Well built and they look nice too

They were a little longer than my grandson had previously. He is trying to get use to the length.

Nice nunchucks for the money! I use these to practice for taekwondo regularly, and they have held up. The foam is very comfortable when you miss.

Ok

The nunchucks were Ok until the connecting tie came undone.I was able to thread the string back thru the handles with a crochet hook.I then had to glue the ends of the string to keep them from unraveling any further.After repairing they have been

Really soft. My son liked ninja turtles so this is a fun gift for him without having to worry about him actually hurting someone while playing.

These are not martial arts training weapons in the least, good for a costume prop maybe. They are very cheaply made, very light weight, and flimsy. The inter tube/pipe is very very thin PVC with a press pin through it to hold the string to it. Well the first light strike i did with them the pin broke through the PVC and the two separated. I did salvage them by replacing the inter tube with 3/4" Schedule 40 PVC. Now they are much better of a training weapon and have better weight feel.