Hey there Kyle. Hope everyone is well. Awesome video. I liked the morning star. However my vote would be the Wakizashi. Melanie got some juggling skills. Have a blessed week everyone. Hi to Amanda as well.
Hi Kyle!! It's always awesome to hear from you! I think the wakizashi is an excellent choice. The karambit was my favorite this week, but I would choose the wakizashi if I needed one for battle. I'll let Mel and Amanda know you said hi! Have an awesome week, my friend!
Yep, I've never seen a knife that opens with a ball bearing. Our NY Governor would be completely confused, so I really do like the Karambit. The length of the Wakizashi seems perfect, something else for me to look at, great grip, super sharp. Love the "kazoo" sound effect when removing it from "Archie", yeah, I gave the Wing Chun dummy a name. Kyle, Amanda, and Mel glad you're all together, you all look awesome.
I'm back, guys! Love the new format with more camera angles, comments session and with all you three. You have such a good vibe together. I have to choose the tactical wakizashi, Kyle. It's modern, but classic. It's tactical, but stands out beautifully. It looks like a elf from Lord of The Rings decided to go samurai/ninja mixed and forged it, simply lovely. I still waiting for international shipping be normalized. God bless you all!
Great to see you back, my friend! Thanks for your kind words! It means a lot to me. The tactical wakizashi is an excellent choice. That would be my choice if it came to actual combat. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Greetings and salutations. Awesome weapons Wednesday. Trailing point karambit is Tight. The Morningstar is my favorite. Very fond of blunt weapons. And wow, Mel's got skills. U 3 take care and God bless. ☘️
I liked the morning star because of how cool it is, definitely usable against home invasions. The concealed necklace knife was another great weapon and without doubt something I would carry daily! But my vote definitely goes to that tactical wakizashi - it's just too badass and really sharp & easy to use! Good stuff man! ✌️
Good show kyle, that wakizashi is awesome. Fun fact for ya in the edo period Samurai were required to carry a katana and wakizashi. But they’d hardly use them because without a good reason and eye witness showing your blade in public would result in life in prison or execusion.
Like Jesse Enkamp and his, “Okinawa, the birth place of karate,” I feel like, “so we could add a wrist strap if we wanted to” is Kyle’s famous quote lol
@@Karatemart no no, thank you for making the content. I been watching for years actually. Starting to try and get more interactive. And hey, there’s worse catch phrases lol
Thanks brother!! We've got so many cool people who comment on our videos (including yourself), that it just made sense to add that! I really appreciate your support, my friend! It means a lot to me!
This week I have to choose two. First reason is I've actually seen both beat each other. It all came down to who's fighting skills were better and who wanted it (to set things right) more. I choose the wakishazi sword and the karambit. The only thing you need to make the karambit to have a reach better than the sword in certain situations is a way to attach a chain and knowing how to make yourself move as well as the blade like you and the blade are one. If you ever have to actually defend yourself with a weapon against another and their weapon it will take brains and no hesitation to do what it takes to defend yourself, your loved ones, and your honor. That's just the way it is, that's reality.
Very well said, Tony! Those two were my favorites as well this week. And you are absolutely right that often it comes down to who wants it more. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Hey Kyle a great selection of weapons today I love the krambit and the tactical wakazashi but to be fair I love them all I think it’s a brilliant way to show them off with the wing chun dummy all in all a really well presented and informative video mate bye for now
Craig!! I hope you are having an awesome week, brother!!! Those are both excellent choices! For me, my first choice was probably the karambit this week, but I totally understand why the wakizashi seems to be the most popular so far.
I agree, Ronald! That karambit was one of the nicest pocket knives I've seen in a while and I'm definitely considering making it my everyday carry knife. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Hey guys , firstly I’d like to say being a weapon nerd I love your content ! I think a great weapon to review on your channel would be the “cold steel all terrain chopper” I love machetes ! That , would be awesome ! Best wishes from sunny penzance in Cornwall (UK) 🤘🏼
The short spikes on that type of morningstar or similar spiked flails wasn't penitration; they are too short & wide. Their purpose it to "bite" the surface of armor to prevent the head from rolling which would reduce the energy transfered into the target. However on bare skin they act as a meat tenderizer.
I have the dark assassin katana and its a lil heavy but it still cuts like a champ. That wakizashi might be perfect weight. Honshu makes great great stuff
Awesome! Yeah, I honestly think I like the weight of the wakizashi better than the katana, but they are both amazing swords. Thanks so much for watching!
Cheers from Argentina!!! Your content and products are simply awesome. I was wondering if you can make some type of "black panther" claw's gloves. I mean similar to the Bone Crusher one but using small claws attached to every finger. It would be cool I guess!
Thanks so much for watching from Argentina! We have a huge backup of products we are working on, but may make something like that someday! I hope you are having an incredible week!
Dude watching the controls on all the weapons, Jesus holy smoke! You are my Super Hero and Amanda you are his lovely side chick!! Love you guys all the way from Iceland! ;*
Like I'm going to choose anything other than the karambit Really Great Weapons Wednesday guys I always look forward to your content Great way to celebrate hump day Be well and Stay Frosty my friend 👍
Hi Kyle this weapon that you pick Dark assassin tactical wakizashi handmade Japanese Amour. I have one question for those weapon like sword can keep on your back or on the floor?
Hi Marina! I hope you are having an excellent week. I'm not sure I understand your question, but I think you are asking how you would carry the wakizashi. Most samurai would probably hang the sword on their hip. Thanks so much for watching!
@@Karatemart thank you for the love I have been watching the channel for sometime now and I appreciate your honesty and knowledge while demonstrating every tool thank you for sacrificing your body in these tests for real world conditions it helps to know what to expect when purchasing my favourite knife style will always be Bowie but you have opened my eyes to other styles/options I am glad to have you back you inspire more then you know .
That's a great question! We actually finished our production of the Steel Spear Staff last week, so it is available on the website again. If you have any questions about it, please feel free to contact our customer service team anytime. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Sorry brother!!! It's funny, because we actually had a discussion about how to pronounce that, but I got it wrong!!! I'm sorry man! I'll get it right next time! What does Asa-Punk stand for?
@@Karatemart oh your good like 99% of folks get it wrong. I thought I was being clever with it but like 1 person picked up on it 😂 Asa-Punk is a combination of 2 philosophies that have influenced my life Ásatrú & Punk Rock. Ásatrú is the modern incarnation of ancient Germanic religion most known as the "Viking" religion. My dad's mothercs family is Norwegian from Sandnes, Norway. I have been fascinated by Vikings, Trolls/folklore & Scandinavian customs since I was a child. Punk Rock I got into around 1987 by total accident. But I really connected with the DIY (do it yourself) ethics/self reliance, open expression, honesty of lyrics, navigations life as a misfit & outsider. etc. So I combined the Asa- in Ásatrú which means faith in the Æsir; the tribe of gods in Norse mythology (Odin, Thor & others) with Punk. It's a channel name, a description of me & a philosophy of my own making. It's also why my main channel is a variety channel as I see it as a hobby & video diary of my life.
The sound that Wakizashi makes when pulling it out of the dummy made a farting like sound 😂 also Samurai's carried a Tanto blade too right, for even closer combat? Joke: **Farmer using morning star to strike home invader with downward over head swing at the crack of dawn** Farmer: Rise and shine Rare moment to see no stun gun, 🥳 Amanda: Wait till next week 😈
You crack me up, brother! One of our subscribers who joined me in the live feed this morning said it best when he described the sound as a "Doe Call". You are right about the tanto blades. That was another common part of the samurai arsenal. Have an excellent week, my friend!
Thanks for another Weapons Wednesday! I'm going to break up my comments a little bit. @greenevegiebeast is right. The rapier does look like a sjambok. @stilesjohnson1745 - Happy Birthday! Instead of burning the old wing chun dummy, you might consider wrapping it in support tape, hockey tape, or any other tape that you sell. That would give us a demonstration of how well the tape withstands abuse.
I have a synthetic sjambok that I modified to integrate with a boiled and hardened leather basket hilt that I got off an antique wooden practice saber, and I was pleased with its power and energy. But as soon as I'd received the polypropylene practice sword from you, I think I got an upgrade. Its reach is far superior, and hits just like my sjambok does, while being a bit more rigid, holding its shape better than the sjambok. Plus, the ball on the end is a superb striking surface, that would cause serious damage, let alone the striking surface of the length of it. A superb product!
Awesome, Jordan!!! I didn't realize you bought one of those rapier. That's so cool that you considered it to be used as a sjambok as well! Thanks brother! I really appreciate your support, my friend!
@@Karatemart And I appreciate all that you and Mel and Amanda do as well! The famous samurai Miyamoto Musashi would often use wooden boken instead of metal swords, for similar reasons as to why a polypropylene sword would be effective. Not to get too graphic, but they would pulverize bone, and not merely slice flesh, thereby rendering an opponent helpless to continue a battle. I remember a friend telling me that he and a friend were sparring once with the first-generation retractable light saber toys (that they don't sell anymore, likely for safety reasons), and his finger was broken by a direct hit from those hollow plastic segments, in their extended state. A polypropylene "blade" like on the practice saber would be a nightmare in that kind of scenario. Also, love to see the segment of Mel juggling all by itself. It would make a great Karatemart TH-cam short!
@@KaratemartMy one issue with the morning star is that the handle is about 2 inches too long, and will likely slike around uncomfortably in the hand during prolonged use.
Yeah, I was really impressed by how easily those broke through the concrete blocks. I honestly wasn't sure if they would because they are fairly light. Have an awesome week, Kenneth!
Awesome video, always look forward to weapons wednesday. All the weapons tested were great, but my favorite is the the kerambit. I carry at least two with me when I go out. Give my best to Amanda and Mel , Amanda does pretty good handling herself with the weapons. lOL at the wazihashi ,sounded like the wing chun dummy was complaining about getting the sword stuck, made my laugh,
Thank you so much!!! The karambit was definitely my choice this week as well. I will let Amanda and Mel know you said hi! Have an awesome week, my brother!
I think that's an excellent choice. I haven't looked at the community tab results yet, but I have a feeling the wakizashi will be the winner. Have an awesome week, my friend!
I guess people get lost in how good of a monumental testament nunchucks are TOO Modern KOmBAT Weapons that they well, can get lost in it. I came for the Morning Star, EveryBody remembers how to use that in dark alley.
@@Karatemart I'm certain it would as it's basically the same as the Cold Steel sjambok; same material but maybe a bit thinner. It likely will bite & sting a bit more.
I loved seeing Mel juggle the weapons. I particularly love that she wore a black dress so that her clothing and the weapons all matched.
Hey there Kyle. Hope everyone is well.
Awesome video. I liked the morning star.
However my vote would be the
Wakizashi.
Melanie got some juggling skills.
Have a blessed week everyone.
Hi to Amanda as well.
Hi Kyle!! It's always awesome to hear from you! I think the wakizashi is an excellent choice. The karambit was my favorite this week, but I would choose the wakizashi if I needed one for battle. I'll let Mel and Amanda know you said hi! Have an awesome week, my friend!
Yep, I've never seen a knife that opens with a ball bearing. Our NY Governor would be completely confused, so I really do like the Karambit.
The length of the Wakizashi seems perfect, something else for me to look at, great grip, super sharp. Love the "kazoo" sound effect when removing it from "Archie", yeah, I gave the Wing Chun dummy a name.
Kyle, Amanda, and Mel glad you're all together, you all look awesome.
Archie?!! That's hilarious!! You crack me up, brother! Thanks so much for all your support, my friend! It always brightens my day!
I'm back, guys! Love the new format with more camera angles, comments session and with all you three. You have such a good vibe together. I have to choose the tactical wakizashi, Kyle. It's modern, but classic. It's tactical, but stands out beautifully. It looks like a elf from Lord of The Rings decided to go samurai/ninja mixed and forged it, simply lovely. I still waiting for international shipping be normalized. God bless you all!
Great to see you back, my friend! Thanks for your kind words! It means a lot to me. The tactical wakizashi is an excellent choice. That would be my choice if it came to actual combat. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Greetings and salutations. Awesome weapons Wednesday. Trailing point karambit is Tight. The Morningstar is my favorite. Very fond of blunt weapons. And wow, Mel's got skills. U 3 take care and God bless. ☘️
Thanks Shawn!! I'll let Mel know you liked her juggling skills! Thanks so much for all your support, my friend! God bless you too!
I liked the morning star because of how cool it is, definitely usable against home invasions. The concealed necklace knife was another great weapon and without doubt something I would carry daily! But my vote definitely goes to that tactical wakizashi - it's just too badass and really sharp & easy to use! Good stuff man! ✌️
Thanks brother! The wakizashi would definitely be my choice in a combat situation as well. Have an excellent weekend, my friend!
Good show kyle, that wakizashi is awesome. Fun fact for ya in the edo period Samurai were required to carry a katana and wakizashi. But they’d hardly use them because without a good reason and eye witness showing your blade in public would result in life in prison or execusion.
Thanks brother! I love how knowledgeable you are on weapons, my friend! Talk soon, brother!
Like Jesse Enkamp and his, “Okinawa, the birth place of karate,” I feel like, “so we could add a wrist strap if we wanted to” is Kyle’s famous quote lol
Hahahaha! That’s a terrible catch phrase!!!😂. That cracked me up though! Thanks so much for watching!
@@Karatemart no no, thank you for making the content. I been watching for years actually. Starting to try and get more interactive. And hey, there’s worse catch phrases lol
I love how you guys started showcasing comments at the beginning of each video. Great idea!
Thanks brother!! We've got so many cool people who comment on our videos (including yourself), that it just made sense to add that! I really appreciate your support, my friend! It means a lot to me!
This week I have to choose two. First reason is I've actually seen both beat each other. It all came down to who's fighting skills were better and who wanted it (to set things right) more. I choose the wakishazi sword and the karambit. The only thing you need to make the karambit to have a reach better than the sword in certain situations is a way to attach a chain and knowing how to make yourself move as well as the blade like you and the blade are one. If you ever have to actually defend yourself with a weapon against another and their weapon it will take brains and no hesitation to do what it takes to defend yourself, your loved ones, and your honor. That's just the way it is, that's reality.
Very well said, Tony! Those two were my favorites as well this week. And you are absolutely right that often it comes down to who wants it more. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Hey Kyle a great selection of weapons today I love the krambit and the tactical wakazashi but to be fair I love them all I think it’s a brilliant way to show them off with the wing chun dummy all in all a really well presented and informative video mate bye for now
Craig!! I hope you are having an awesome week, brother!!! Those are both excellent choices! For me, my first choice was probably the karambit this week, but I totally understand why the wakizashi seems to be the most popular so far.
Great video! I look forward to Weapons Wednesday every week, and I have to say I'm sad when it's over. Take care, and God bless.
Thank you so much! That is so kind of you to say! God bless you too, my friend! Your support means a lot to me!
I love the kerambit style handle with the recurve blade, I'd gladly carry that knife on a daily basis. I also love the tactical wakizashi.
I agree, Ronald! That karambit was one of the nicest pocket knives I've seen in a while and I'm definitely considering making it my everyday carry knife. Have an awesome week, my friend!
To be totally honest, I'd love to test weapons on a daily basis for a living. You're doing my dream job.
Hey guys , firstly I’d like to say being a weapon nerd I love your content ! I think a great weapon to review on your channel would be the “cold steel all terrain chopper” I love machetes ! That , would be awesome ! Best wishes from sunny penzance in Cornwall (UK) 🤘🏼
Thanks Ben! I really appreciate your support! Hopefully I get a chance to review that Terrain Chopper at some point. Have an awesome week, my friend!
Oh My this channel is so great! Subscribed !!!
I really appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching!
Great job on the thumbnail Kyle.
Thanks Mac! I appreciate it, brother! It’s tough to find the perfect contrasting background image sometimes, but that one seems to work.
Do me a favorite and keep recreating more historic weapons from polypropylene everytime I see a new one I'm real surprised and fascinated
We’ve got more coming, Jadon! Thanks so much for watching!
Awesome as always!
Thank you so much, Steven! I really appreciate your support! I hope you are having an excellent week, my friend!
Great show❤!
I'd love for you to look at disc mace's they've been used since the Stone age and were even used as recently as the first world war.
Excellent suggestion, Paul! I do love disc maces! I'll keep an eye out for a cool one! Thanks so much for watching, Paul!
Always interesting 👍👍
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support! I hope you have an excellent week!
The short spikes on that type of morningstar or similar spiked flails wasn't penitration; they are too short & wide. Their purpose it to "bite" the surface of armor to prevent the head from rolling which would reduce the energy transfered into the target. However on bare skin they act as a meat tenderizer.
That is so interesting! I had no idea! Very cool to know! That makes a lot of sense.
Great selection
Thanks Stiles! I appreciate it, brother!! Happy Birthday tomorrow!
@@Karatemart Thanks 🙏🏽 going on a much needed vacation.
@@stilesjohnson1745 awesome, brother! Enjoy your vacation!
@@Karatemart Thanks 🙏🏽 so much Kyle.
Dark Assassin Tactical Wakizashi Kyle, I have tried TUMS. ;) Modern Combat Morning Star 2nd one.
Excellent choice, Alan! That would probably be my choice as well if I needed a weapon for combat. Have an awesome week, my friend!
I have the dark assassin katana and its a lil heavy but it still cuts like a champ. That wakizashi might be perfect weight. Honshu makes great great stuff
Awesome! Yeah, I honestly think I like the weight of the wakizashi better than the katana, but they are both amazing swords. Thanks so much for watching!
It's so nice! The weight is great, evenly spread, and the blade feels so sturdy. It's almost like cyborg arm extension with a blade. And yes they do!
Cheers from Argentina!!! Your content and products are simply awesome. I was wondering if you can make some type of "black panther" claw's gloves. I mean similar to the Bone Crusher one but using small claws attached to every finger. It would be cool I guess!
Thanks so much for watching from Argentina! We have a huge backup of products we are working on, but may make something like that someday! I hope you are having an incredible week!
Dude watching the controls on all the weapons, Jesus holy smoke! You are my Super Hero and Amanda you are his lovely side chick!! Love you guys all the way from Iceland! ;*
Thank you so much!!! That is so kind of you to say! One day, I would love to visit Iceland! It looks like one of the most beautiful places on earth!
The wakizashi and the morning star also called mace?! Are great!
Excellent choices!! Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
Like I'm going to choose anything other than the karambit Really Great Weapons Wednesday guys I always look forward to your content Great way to celebrate hump day Be well and Stay Frosty my friend 👍
Thanks Michael! The karambit was my favorite as well this week! I hope you are having an awesome week, my friend! I always love hearing from you!
I have that morning star... KarateMart goes hard😊😊😊
That’s awesome! Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
Hi Kyle this weapon that you pick Dark assassin tactical wakizashi handmade Japanese Amour. I have one question for those weapon like sword can keep on your back or on the floor?
Hi Marina! I hope you are having an excellent week. I'm not sure I understand your question, but I think you are asking how you would carry the wakizashi. Most samurai would probably hang the sword on their hip. Thanks so much for watching!
That is the only krambit i think I would bye love that blade profile
Awesome! Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
@@Karatemart thank you for the love
I have been watching the channel for sometime now and I appreciate your honesty and knowledge while demonstrating every tool thank you for sacrificing your body in these tests for real world conditions it helps to know what to expect when purchasing my favourite knife style will always be Bowie but you have opened my eyes to other styles/options I am glad to have you back you inspire more then you know .
Hey kyle awsome job r u guys getting any more of the steel staff spears in stock anytime soon
That's a great question! We actually finished our production of the Steel Spear Staff last week, so it is available on the website again. If you have any questions about it, please feel free to contact our customer service team anytime. Have an awesome week, my friend!
So you just gonna call me out like that's 😂😂😂
Well turn about is fair play! It's Ah-sah not Ay-sah 😝
But thank you for the attention! Rock On!
Sorry brother!!! It's funny, because we actually had a discussion about how to pronounce that, but I got it wrong!!! I'm sorry man! I'll get it right next time! What does Asa-Punk stand for?
@@Karatemart oh your good like 99% of folks get it wrong. I thought I was being clever with it but like 1 person picked up on it 😂
Asa-Punk is a combination of 2 philosophies that have influenced my life Ásatrú & Punk Rock.
Ásatrú is the modern incarnation of ancient Germanic religion most known as the "Viking" religion. My dad's mothercs family is Norwegian from Sandnes, Norway. I have been fascinated by Vikings, Trolls/folklore & Scandinavian customs since I was a child.
Punk Rock I got into around 1987 by total accident. But I really connected with the DIY (do it yourself) ethics/self reliance, open expression, honesty of lyrics, navigations life as a misfit & outsider. etc.
So I combined the Asa- in Ásatrú which means faith in the Æsir; the tribe of gods in Norse mythology (Odin, Thor & others) with Punk.
It's a channel name, a description of me & a philosophy of my own making. It's also why my main channel is a variety channel as I see it as a hobby & video diary of my life.
@@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145 I love that! Totally makes sense to me! Awesome, brother! Thank you so much for explaining it!
@@Karatemart thank you!
The sound that Wakizashi makes when pulling it out of the dummy made a farting like sound 😂 also Samurai's carried a Tanto blade too right, for even closer combat?
Joke: **Farmer using morning star to strike home invader with downward over head swing at the crack of dawn**
Farmer: Rise and shine
Rare moment to see no stun gun, 🥳
Amanda: Wait till next week 😈
You crack me up, brother! One of our subscribers who joined me in the live feed this morning said it best when he described the sound as a "Doe Call". You are right about the tanto blades. That was another common part of the samurai arsenal. Have an excellent week, my friend!
AND THE SJAMBOK WHIP , MY FRIEND?
Maybe I will get a cool one to show off at some point! Thanks so much for watching!
Yeah kyle gets it in 😉 lmaos
I hope you are having an awesome week, my friend!
Thanks for another Weapons Wednesday! I'm going to break up my comments a little bit.
@greenevegiebeast is right. The rapier does look like a sjambok.
@stilesjohnson1745 - Happy Birthday!
Instead of burning the old wing chun dummy, you might consider wrapping it in support tape, hockey tape, or any other tape that you sell. That would give us a demonstration of how well the tape withstands abuse.
Thank you, my friend! We don’t sell any tape, but I may do something to keep that Wing Chun dummy surviving another day! Have an awesome week!
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Thank you! I really appreciate that! I hope you are having an excellent week!
I have a synthetic sjambok that I modified to integrate with a boiled and hardened leather basket hilt that I got off an antique wooden practice saber, and I was pleased with its power and energy. But as soon as I'd received the polypropylene practice sword from you, I think I got an upgrade. Its reach is far superior, and hits just like my sjambok does, while being a bit more rigid, holding its shape better than the sjambok. Plus, the ball on the end is a superb striking surface, that would cause serious damage, let alone the striking surface of the length of it. A superb product!
Awesome, Jordan!!! I didn't realize you bought one of those rapier. That's so cool that you considered it to be used as a sjambok as well! Thanks brother! I really appreciate your support, my friend!
@@Karatemart And I appreciate all that you and Mel and Amanda do as well! The famous samurai Miyamoto Musashi would often use wooden boken instead of metal swords, for similar reasons as to why a polypropylene sword would be effective. Not to get too graphic, but they would pulverize bone, and not merely slice flesh, thereby rendering an opponent helpless to continue a battle. I remember a friend telling me that he and a friend were sparring once with the first-generation retractable light saber toys (that they don't sell anymore, likely for safety reasons), and his finger was broken by a direct hit from those hollow plastic segments, in their extended state. A polypropylene "blade" like on the practice saber would be a nightmare in that kind of scenario. Also, love to see the segment of Mel juggling all by itself. It would make a great Karatemart TH-cam short!
I definitely loved the wakizashi. Though seeing that Wing Chun dummy be used so often I think it deserves to be named. I suggest “Charlie”.
That’s funny! I think the wing chun dummy has been given about 10 names at this point. My favorite is probably “Woody”.
@@KaratemartMy one issue with the morning star is that the handle is about 2 inches too long, and will likely slike around uncomfortably in the hand during prolonged use.
Hey man I'm a sucker for the neck knives...have a few. Can you please open a soda pop with that for us 🙏. Great video as always guys 👊💯
LOL...that cracked me up!!! Thanks brother! I really appreciate all of your support! It's always fun to hear from you!
Good luck and good show kyle!
Thanks Enio! I really appreciate that! I hope you are having an excellent week, my friend!
Those knunchucks went through those cenderblocks. Incredible 😮😮😮.
Yeah, I was really impressed by how easily those broke through the concrete blocks. I honestly wasn't sure if they would because they are fairly light. Have an awesome week, Kenneth!
Awesome video, always look forward to weapons wednesday. All the weapons tested were great, but my favorite is the the kerambit. I carry at least two with me when I go out. Give my best to Amanda and Mel , Amanda does pretty good handling herself with the weapons. lOL at the wazihashi ,sounded like the wing chun dummy was complaining about getting the sword stuck, made my laugh,
Thank you so much!!! The karambit was definitely my choice this week as well. I will let Amanda and Mel know you said hi! Have an awesome week, my brother!
That karambit looks awesome. Hope you guys are having a good week 🤙
I love it too! Thanks so much for your support, Thomas! I really appreciate it!
Well it seems I was only 1/2 right this time 😂 nunchacku broke a brick but didn't ricochet! Awesome! Although with my luck they would ricochet for me🤪
LOL...I've seen you swing enough weapons to know that you would be able to break those bricks like a champ!!
@@Karatemart maybe...but you have never seen me use nunchacku 😂
For me the carbon fibre knife was cool and the wakasashi has been a fav of mine for yonks so that one would just edge it for ME.
I think that's an excellent choice. I haven't looked at the community tab results yet, but I have a feeling the wakizashi will be the winner. Have an awesome week, my friend!
The juggling section at the end looked daunting she could easily have had someone's eye out?
I guess people get lost in how good of a monumental testament nunchucks are TOO Modern KOmBAT Weapons that they well, can get lost in it. I came for the Morning Star, EveryBody remembers how to use that in dark alley.
Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
Nostalgic 😊❤ Castlevania
I love Castlevania! I’ve actually been playing the original ones lately. Have an awesome week, my friend!
🤔I didn't consider the practice rapier as a sjambok...😳🤯
It's crazy how well it worked as one! And I think it would hold up to some major abuse too!
@@Karatemart I'm certain it would as it's basically the same as the Cold Steel sjambok; same material but maybe a bit thinner. It likely will bite & sting a bit more.
wooow cool weapons ;)
i love the dark sword ;)
Thanks Brother! It is a pretty cool sword! I hope you have an excellent weekend, my friend!
@@Karatemart yes i have hehe ill paning gold and are gona put it up here soon im done hehe
regards
I'm sad that I'm not kyles friend 😢 I'm not awesome🤔 🤗
You are totally awesome, Stan! Have an excellent week, my friend!