FMA Supply Links

[K Williams]

http://www.casiberia.com/cas_website/productsearch.asp?page=1&recs=10&searchtext=filipino

 

[Pat OMalley]

try this one out for size:
www.eskrimador-supplies.com

best regards

Pat

 

[Leslie]

Kali Gear
stick bags, sticks, knives and other training equipment

 

[kuntawguro]

Nice Filipino Bolo, good prices- nice seller


http://www.reflectionsofasia.com/bolo.htm

 

[kuntawguro]

http://www.squidoo.com/fma/

Sponsored by Sage Martial arts Milwaukee wi. , this page has a lot of good stuff

 

[lefty eskrimador]

Hi all,
My student Brandon Katz is a custom weapons maker, and hand crafts weapons for the Filipino arts that are as functional as they are beautiful. He currently makes his weapons from a South American hardwood called Purple Heart, which is the toughest stuff I've ever used. He also makes weapons from hickory, ash, and another South American wood called Wenge. Right now his stock is mostly hardwood, but he will soon be adding rattan sticks as well. He also will soon be offering Dit Da Jow, a must for serious Eskrima practice.

His address is...

www.eskrimacustoms.com

Check out his site, you won't be dissapointed.

Kim

 

[arnisador]

He also will soon be offering Dit Da Jow, a must for serious Eskrima practice.

Heh, I have a huge bruise on my right arm from where an eskrima stick (rattan) landed on my forearm during sparring on Wednesday. There's a smaller bruise from either stick or knife sparring--I'm not sure which.

I used DDJ when I studied Kung Fu but haven't tried it for FMA yet.

 

[lhommedieu]

Heh, I have a huge bruise on my right arm from where an eskrima stick (rattan) landed on my forearm during sparring on Wednesday. There's a smaller bruise from either stick or knife sparring--I'm not sure which.

I used DDJ when I studied Kung Fu but haven't tried it for FMA yet.

For training injuries like these you'll want a DDJ that is cooling or neutral in nature, and which moves Qi and Blood. Warming jows like Zheng Gu Shui and specialty jows for iron palm, etc. are probably not as effective.

Best,

Steve

 

[kuntawguro]

I have tried many of the links listed and they are defunct
should we update a current list?

 

[Carol]

Feel free to add current sources

 

[K Williams]

I would edit the links if that was allowed, but after a certain amount of time that feature is no longer available.

 

[jkdbayarea]

Thanks for the list.


www.jkdkickboxing.com

 

[scarphe]

has anyone purchased from www.pmasupplies.com and if so could they expalisn the quality of the products and costumer service.
thanks
scarphe

 

[K Williams]

This company sells cocobolo sticks in a lot of lengths and diameters.

http://www.westcoastwoodturning.com/index.cfm/fa/categories.main/parentcat/29752

 

[mendozahoney]

first link is not available...
please send another link..

thanks for sharing.
thanks

 

[lhommedieu]

I have a limited supply of 7 year-old dit da jow for sale:

[email protected]

Best,

Steve

 

[K Williams]

first link is not available...
please send another link..

thanks for sharing.
thanks

http://bloodsport.com/index.php?cPath=2&osCsid=c994ca87a3b5887c93691f6d2825aaef

 

[K Williams]

http://www.szaboinc.com/edged_detail.asp?ID=137

http://www.szaboinc.com/edged_detail.asp?ID=135

 

[K Williams]

http://www.customworkshop.biz/escrima.html

 

[bribrius]

so with the fifty or so sources...

do i dare ask?

where is the best place to get a back of ten assorted traditional rattan sticks. Figure i can save a buck buying a bag of 6"-30" instead of individually.



Not the kind "meant for show only" and peferably with some quality control so i dont end up with a 1 1/4 and 1" mis match. Not looking for any show pieces, work sticks.