Beginner broadsword with very flexible blade , made of galvanized steel. Designed for northern styles (Shaolin, Chang Quan ...). T hin "Willow Leaf" shaped blade, wooden handle, metal guard. 6 lengths available. this broadsword is proposed in 5 lengths of blades, from 55 to 75 cm.

Straight and large sword called "Nan Dao", used in Southern Kung Fu styles. Thin metal blade, very flexible. Wooden handle. Metal guard.  Reinforcement of the back of the blade , limiting the flexibility to the upper part of the weapon. 4 blade lengths available from 65 to 80 cm.

Twin broadswords for modern Wushu training. Thin and very flexible blades , made of galvanized steel. Wooden handles, metal guards. Unlike simple broadswords, twin broadswords have semicircular handles, allowing them to join. 3 blade lenght available from 65 to 75 cm (plus-or-minus 2 cm).

Pair of light and short broadswords, used for synchronized combat, which is called "Dui Lian" in Chinese. Semi-rigid blade made of galvanized steel. Wooden handle, metal guard. The guard and handle are in a semicircle, allowing swords to be reunited.Semi-rigid

Economic straightsword used in modern martial arts. Very flexible blade , galvanized steel. Wooden handle, metal guard. Recommended for your first years of Wushu practice. 5 blade lengths available from 55 to 75 cm (plus-or-minus 2 cm).

Twin straightswords for modern Wushu training. Very flexible galvanized steel blade. Wooden handles. Metal guards. Unlike simple straightswords, twin straightswords have semicircular handles, allowing them to join. 3 blade lengths available, from 65 to 75 cm (plus-or-minus 2 cm).

Classic kungfu staff, its base is wide and its tip thin, for better inertia during rotations. Slightly to very flexible depending on the diameter. It is easily cut to fit all sizes, children and adults. It can also be used for spear practice, with the addition of a metal tip or a rubber tip (for traditional Chinese fencing).

Metal spear tip, used in Wushu and Tai Chi Chuan. Available in 3 sizes. Comes with mane and 3 metal balls.

Classic halberd, called "Pu Dao" or "Da Dao", it is most commonly used in Chinese martial arts. Wooden handle, wide metal blade, slightly flexible. Metal base with a ring.

Halberd of General Guan Yu, illustrious personage of the period of three kingdoms. Wooden handle, slightly flexible toothed blade, adorned with a bell. Metal edge base.

Metal whip chain, this weapon is composed of a series of articulated sections. At its ends, are a tip and a handle, allowing the rotating motion of the whip chains. Thin and light version for modern Chinese martial arts and beginners. Available in different lengths.