United Cutlery Black Wood Nunchaku

When I received these I was disappointed at first because they are hexagon and the picture showed round nunchaku by United Cutlery but, I see BUDK has changed the picture. After seeing that these are Quality Made and will last along time I went from disappointed to very pleased! Like I said they are quality made and the weight is perfect! I Highly Recommend Them. You might want to order two pair like I did because I am sure these will sell out fast! Thank You BUDK!

Good nunchaku for the price. I got the paired up deal though. They should bring that back. I am very skilled with nunchucks. This is everything you need. It is wood. The chain is good and average in length. The chain length is a preference. I prefer the ones with longer chains like 11 and 12 links. Bruce Lee would use 11 links(or the equivalent rope length) in his movies because he was too fast with short linked ones. But he shows that you can still go really fast with long chained nunhaku. These nunchaku are 7 links long(average) 12" sticks(average) Tapered sticks which is a good thing that you don't get too often in nunchucks

Nice addition to my collection...

Very good and well made. I thought it was going to be plastic but it ended up being wood which is a plus!

Strong weapon, hard at first but can cause some serious damage when mastered. I have also learned that you need complete concentration or you could get a good whack to the head... knocked myself out for a few hours but I;m still in love with them.

These are freaking awesome. Hard, sturdy, and just heavy enough to be able to do some real damage. Get these. Great price, too. Not too good to practice with though. It will hurt if you hit yourself with them.

Lightweight, but REALLY hurts. Fun to play with, but beware! Strong & Sturdy.

Very, Very good product. I am not the best chucker in the world but these are very well put together.

Very cool product! Exactly as I expected it to be.

hurts when u hit yourself with it

Slick and deadly! The only drawback I can think of is in the chain. It's about one inch too long and isn't fastened very well to the handle. It is also quite noisey when you are swinging them around.