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Nunchaku > Ball Bearing Specialty Nunchucks > Hide-A-Chuck

Hide-A-Chuck by House Brand

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Made from aluminum

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Can be used as either a baton or as aluminum nunchucks
Ball bearing action
Matte black finish
24" long as a baton, or 12" long as nunchucks
Textured ends for improved grip

These chucks are made from aluminum and can be screwed together to become a baton. They can unscrew to become 12" chucks with a twist of the wrist. They measure 1 1/4" in diameter and are coated with a matte black finish. They are textured at each end to provide better gripping for use as either a baton or as nunchucks.

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By: EPan
7/10/2007 11:57:22 PM

I purchased a two of these as a present for my dad, and he absolutely loves them! They are heavy nunchucks, but he actually prefers them that way. I agree with the other reviews -- screwed into batons, the chains do rattle very noisily. But overall, these are nice quality.

asin nut
By: DavidRund , a practioner of kung fu,karate,judo/juijitsu and other styles
11/13/2006 7:38:36 PM

Its good because you can hide it easier then you can with a regular nunchucks with out anyone seeing it.

decent...
By: Dash_phoenix
4/26/2006 12:11:16 AM

The idea of these are a lot better than actually having them. The rattling is annoying and the swivels aren't what I would call perfect. But all in all a decent chuck.
If your a beginner then I would suggest a wooden style with a cord, or perhaps a wooden one with a chain.

Very Nice
By: LuckySe7en , a practioner of Nunchaku, Jujitsu
1/21/2006 12:46:51 AM

This is a nice set with good weight. The only problem I had was when I tried to use the nunchucks in batton form...the chain rattles A LOT and it is quite annoying after a while. Otherwise this is a nice set of heavy metal chucks, and good for daily workouts.

Different, Durable, and Nice
By: Bandit , a practioner of American Freestyle Martial Arts.
11/1/2005 5:30:34 PM

These are heavy nunchucks, but after using hardwood nunchucks these are just a small step up from hardwood nunchucks. They also do not have as much give as hardwood nunchucks when you strike something with them. The only thing I dislike is when using them screwed together as one piece, the chain rattles a lot. But other than that they seem to do great, same fast speed and all.

Very heavy but are nice to have.
By: nunchakuu , a practioner of practitioner of Ninjitsu and Monkey Kung Fu
1/30/2005 10:48:07 PM

I have used many types of nunchucks and i know that these are not very good for nunchucking. They are heavy , but nice if your a collector.

Not as good as it seems
By: formless_water
10/3/2004 1:52:22 PM

I was psyched about buying these, but they are really not as good as they seem. The aluminum shell is far to heavy and thick to make these anything but cumbersome, and the swivel and chain system is not quite as jerk-free as I thought it would be. You'd have to have a grip like a steel vise to handle them well. The chain also rattles annoyingly when you practice with them as batons. They will, however, get you more acclimated to using regular hardwood nunchaku.

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