Long sword, generally wielded with 2 hands. High-end version, for sustained practice, particularly in certain internal styles and notably in "Wudang Quan". Anti-acid stainless steel blade. Long wooden handle, with copper-plated steel guard and weighted base. Blade 86 to 100 cm and handle approximately 30 cm.

Heavy, dense, thick and rather rigid staff, made of high quality wood (carefully selected solid beech). Straight shape, for handling with one or two heads. It will suit the most traditional styles, particularly those from Southern China. Available in 2 versions, with a length of 200 cm with a round profile or 215 cm with an octagonal profile.

Very long ashwood staff, its base is wide and its tip thin. It can be used as apole or a spear, with the addition of a metal tip. Our traditional poles are made from single tree trunks (ashtree), cultivated for this purpose. Available in 3 thicknesses (classified by weight). Warning : Very large products, require a specific carrier, more expensive than for...

High-class spear tip. Great finish and carved base. Very sharp and rigid version, made of stainless steel. Includes two ornamental (red and white) and three metal balls. To be mounted on a staff or a pole (sold separately). Available in two tip sizes, 12 cm and 15 cm (+25 €) .

Classic halberd, usually called "Pu Dao" or "Da Dao". Stainless steel blade. Steel handle with a ring at its base (Black or silver handle depending on arrivals). Quality finish with sober design. Relatively heavy but well balanced. Dismountable. Length of 175 or 185 cm. Rigid or semi-rigid blade.

Called "Chan Ma Dao" or "Hu Die Dao," these knives from Guangdong Province are used in Southern Kung Fu, and particularly popular in Wing Chun. Stainless steel blade, metal guard and handle. Wide and solid blade-handle junction. Relatively heavy version, generally assimilated to the "Leung Ting" style.

Pair of rings, called "Yue Liang Shuang Dao" or "Lu Jiao Dao", consisting of two interlaced crescent moons. Classified as chinese swords or knives, those short weapons are used in internal styles like "Ba Gua Zhang" and "Xing Yi Quan". Rigid blades, made of stainless steel. Wooden handles covered with a braid.

Twin hooks ("Shuang Gou"), also called hook swords, used in traditional Kung Fu. Rigid stainless steel blade with hook at its end and tip to base. Handle covered with fabric. Crescent moon guard.

Round shield in woven rattan, its interior includes a ring and a handle to be carried in one hand. It is generally used in addition to a short broadsword (sold separately). Traditional model, relatively heavy and durable. It can be used in taolu or in Sparring against dummy weapons with foamcoating, in particular with the Hanwei Sparring broadswords (ref. WS-101 to 104).

High-end steel shield, round in shape. Its interior includes a leather handle, a wooden grip and padding, to be carried in one hand. It is generally used in addition to a short saber (sold separately). Traditional model, relatively heavy and solid. Polished and greased steel. It can be used in taolu or in Sparring Light against dummy weapons (with foam, plastic or metal coating).