Short chain and no option to extend
"Def not for adults. I thought I could make these work, but you just cant. Sadly by time I accepted it, it was past the return period. So these sit in a bag collecting dust."
Competition Nunchaku - Fire and Ice
SKU: 121447
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Age: All Ages, Adult, and Youth
Connection Type: Chain
Product Line: Century
Nunchaku Length: 10"-12"
Nunchaku Diameter: 1 - 1.5"
Weapon Material: Wood
You’ve set yourself apart from the competition with pure skill. Now do it with style! Upgrade your look with and shine on the stage with the new holographic weapons. Add some flair (or should we say FLARE) and look… cool… with the Fire and Ice Nunchaku option, too! Made of poplar wood, the weapon will be light enough to maneuver, but still have enough heft to feel strong in-hand. Get to work and light up the stage. Sold in pairs. Made in USA.
Overall rating: 3.909091 / 5 from 11 reviews.
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Very light and easy to
"Very light and easy to use"
Great set of nunchaku
"They reflect light very nicely. Very light compared to the aluminum set my son used before. I would recommend these to anyone doing demos or competing"
Chains are to short for big hands
"The Chains are very short with no option to extend them minus breaking the rivets."
I 've only had them
"I 've only had them for a week but I really like them as long as I don't get my knee cap"
Awesome nunchucks
"It was definitely worth the money. The chain length is perfect for me, and the spinning feels really smooth. It definitely is solid, as I learned when I clocked myself in the head, and the iridescent silver looks great as it turns rainbow under light."
Awesome
"10/10"
Great product
"Great product, great service"
Okay
"They are not usable for adults. There are only 3 chain links making each side very close together. They seem very well constructed though, lightweight and fast but only for small children."
Broken nunchaku
"Had them for a month and broke while I was using them."