The jutte or jitte literally meaning "ten-hand" (i.e., the weapon with the power of ten hands), is a specialized weapon which was used by low-rank law enforcement officers (called okappiki or doshin) during Edo period in the history of Japan. Material: Mild steel...[more]

The jutte or jitte literally meaning "ten-hand" (i.e., the weapon with the power of ten hands), is a specialized weapon which was used by low-rank law enforcement officers (called okappiki or doshin) during Edo period in the history of Japan. Material: Mild steel...[more]

A kunai is a Japanese tool possibly derived from the masonry trowel. Two variations are the short kunai (, sho-kunai) and the big kunai (dai-kunai). It is a good example of a very basic tool which, in the hands of a martial arts expert, could be used as a multi-functional...[more]

The iron caltrop has three legs divided into three. Each leg has a barb, so that when it sticks into the adversary’s foot it will not come out easily and the wound will expand greatly. Material: Mild steel Options: We offer this in bare steel lightly oiled...[more]