Kusarigama

Polypropylene (C3H6)n is a rigid plastic polymer, non-brittle and therefore very resistant to abrasion.
It is therefore an ideal material for weapons intended for blade-to-blade training.
In addition, its hardness and realistic weight allow a perfect combat simulation.

The kusarigama is a weapon developed in 12th century Japan by peasants who were too poor to buy weapons.
To create this weapon, they used their tools like sickles and kunai.
Ninjas often used the kusarigama because it was easy to use and because it allowed them to pose as a peasant.
This weapon was particularly feared by warriors with "rigid" weapons such as katanas, swords, sticks, etc.

Ideal for training and demonstrating the movements of the art of ninjutsu ninja.

• Polypropylene Plastic Sickle
• Polypropylene counterweight with detachable EVA foam cover
• Rope Junction
• Sickle dimensions: 33 x 20 cm
• Diameter of the sickle: 3 cm
• Length of the counterweight: 14.5 cm
• Diameter of the counterweight: 4 cm
• Length of the rope: Approximately 220 cm
• The rope is detachable
• Weight: 300 g

Is not UV sensitive and will not discolor.