Martial Arts Armory Three Section Bo Staff with Bag - Black

I practice Choy Li Fut. This is pretty good. It is not bad. My only complaint is that if you are training to use a real wooden kind, this one is a little smaller and a lot lighter so it won't feel like the real thing. Since it is lighter, you won't get hit as hard as the real thing, but also, you won't feel the momentum that you would with a real, wooden three sectional staff. I recommend this for people who are casually interested about learning this kind of weapon, but get a real wooden one and a professional teacher if you are serious. Good quality. Lightweight (not a positive). Durable construction--it hasn't fallen apart on me yet. I use this when I want to practice in a place where a wooden one could cause damage to things or people around me.

Very sturdy and great for practicing. The plastic is on the thicker side to make it solid.

I don't mean to start off being "negative", but the coloring of the training item isn't as vibrant as expected. However, I won't knock it down a star for that. It's a little light weight, but for a training item it'll be nice to handle and (obviously) safe, should you misstep or just aren't properly fluent in movements. The chain's do seem a little flimsy, but even if they break they can be replaced with stronger, more practical rope. Weirdly, since I've been training with Nunchakus AND Bo Staff, they feel familiar to me and are a lot of fun to swing around, though I'm sure my neighbors might say otherwise and have concerns! XD

This was purchased as a gift; he's a TKD 3rd BB, very pleased! Made well, just be careful~

Excellent material I was worried about the chain links and their durability but that was a misplaced concern. Would definitely buy again.

This is exactly as I expected. It’s a good size and heft. It’s made similarly to most other padded martial arts weapons, but this one is cheaper than most other 3 section staffs so that’s good. That being said, I wouldn’t go smacking anything super hard with this because I have seen similar padded weapons break the cores when hitting too hard.

Weight is a problem, not as heavy to maintain velocity, the only pro is that you did not hurt yourself. Not recommended to practice forms, good to presents basics of the manage and handle.

Since I carelessly try things with a wooden sectional staff (it's broken now), I've acquired several bruises over the years. This is amazing for being reckless (in open area) without getting hurt.