What type of training Bolo do you use?

[CMS]

I have a couple of training Bolo's that I use!
However the one I like the best at this moment
is a wood one from Kris Cutlery! Here is a link
to it: www.kriscutlery.com/other/index_woodbolo.html!
Even though this design is based off their Espada y Daga
it is shorter and a lot of fun to work with!

What other type of trainer's due you like to work
with? I prefer wood when possible but some of the
latest one's made out of different materials are great
as well!

Brian R. VanCise

I've got one of these too. It seems a little short, but has great balance. The price is reasonable. I've been very happy with it.

 

[DragonMind]

Dear Brian,

I do not see them at his website www.cssdsc.com. He was selling them at the the Brevard Summer Camp. Graywolf

The big aluminum ones are actually made and sold through Guy Yuval in Israel.

I also use the ones by John at Tak Knife (http://www.takknife.com/training_knives_000004.htm), called the Equalizer.

 

[Brian R. VanCise]

Hey Barry,

The equalizer looks like a good training bolo as well!
Thank you for the link! When I am working with a
training weapon, be it a Bolo, Knife, Sword, Stick,
Handgun or whatever the most important thing I
evaluate it on is the feel it has in my hand. Then
I evaluate it on does it substitute well for the
origional and is it durable! Durability is key but
not always as important as the feel it has in my
hand! Does it feel good or right! What does
everyone else look for in their training Bolo's?

Brian R. VanCise

 

[Dan Anderson]

The big aluminum ones are actually made and sold through Guy & Yuval in Israel.

I also use the ones by John at Tak Knife (http://www.takknife.com/training_knives_000004.htm), called the Equalizer.

Hi Brian,

See above. Bram has a number of the aluminum trainers Guy & Yuval make. Those are what I use.

Yours,
Dan