Tactical baton are seriously underestimated. When used by moderately strong person, they can easily break joints and cause concussions and potentially death. They're more lethal than wooden clubs/tonfas.
They are also easy to conceal To take a 10inch weapon and turn it into 3 feet in a second is very tactical I believe this is a highly under rated means of protection
I agree. The other thing to remember is that most of us have two hands so a pepper spray or a stabby-pointy thing to the other hand is the way I "dance."
so when fighting baton vs knife, the one using the baton should be trying to defend by attacking the arm holding the knife, not by praying the knife blade since the knife is to short. it's also a good idea to use superior range to strike at the head and ribs with the baton. if you want to really do this test properly you need to get the person with the knife in protective gear and test those things.
@@yamiyomizuki But they aren’t testing the usefulness of the weapon, they are testing the usefulness of the guard. If you’re just abusing the length advantage of the baton, then the guard becomes irrelevant.
Instead of ribs I would target the shins,forearms, the spine,the knees,then the neck for a knockout strike. I feel the ribs would be a trapped position if the opponent grabs your arm.
I own one of those so this videos was extremely informative It was a gift from a friend and I think it’s one of the best batons out for the quality It takes a bit getting used to it and hitting hard and accurate takes practice I also agree… 4 out of 5
I think it is too big so hard to carry and conceal. It is too heavy and that is why it is hard to maneuver. Mine is only 21" and that is plenty. The cross guard I would consider a liability because it could catch on something and slow deployment. Also unnecessary. Seems most people forget we have two hands so I have a pepper spray or a stabby-pointy thing to the other hand as part of my EDC. A shot of Dog and Coyote Repellent changes things up pretty tidily.
@@frankbauerful A baton is useless when you know how to handle your knife ! I will just grab it with my left hand and start the infight with my knife in the right and then I'm all over you ! My left hand might be damaged bad after that but you will be dead !
@@frankbauerful Exactly. I'm not sure what they are trying to showcase when the baton is deflecting the knife attacks. Just attack the hand with the baton and it's over.
Probably 90% of the value would be from looking intimidating and causing the assailant to decide it wasn't worth messing with you. For that purpose, I think a flashlight with surprise taser arc setting is even better. Plus, it's just so reasonable to already be carrying the flashlight at night. Having a reason to have it out already is a big plus. That's also why the sturdy umbrella is a good option.
If you want them to get close enough so you can use a non-projecting tazer you are already dead. If it is a projecting tazer, what if you miss or they have a thick leather jacket on. If you are willing to trade a steel rod for an umbrella, you clearly don't know what you are talking about. When I am out at night, I have a 1500 Lumen headlamp on tight focus with a baton deployable to one hand and a pepper spray or stabby-pointy thing to the other ... depending on my mood.
Baton is better. The baton user in this one uses it to test the effectiveness of the guard and try to use like a sword. They should let an FMA practitioner show them the better use of baton
In concept, I like it, but I think a redesign is warranted. Rotating the guard open should act like a 'forward assist' and push the baton into the fully extended and fully locked position, and you should not be able to collapse the baton without folding the guard.
This. I also assumed it would lock the baton. As the weakness of baton is that it might collapses when you use it to lunge or riposte to keep your opponent at bay; which is also why one would need a guard.
I was thinking the same when watching the video. Why not make a mechanism that locks the batton in the open position when rotating the guard. In fact this is exactly what I thought when I first watched the video and then disappointed when I found out it wasnt as such.
I have been looking at videos of these, and I also thought the baton locked when the guard was opened until I saw this video. It's really begging for that to be the design. Why in the world is that NOT the design? Not having the baton lock creates danger for the wielder through unpredictability, shifting weight, and inaccuracy! It boggles my mind that it isn't actually designed the way it's clearly meant to be designed.
I'm not a big fan of the collapsing batons. I'd rather have a weapon that I can use to thrust, and batons are made to collapse when they strike something hard in a thrusting motion. However, the idea of a guard on a baton is interesting. Maybe they could add something that would lock the baton open when the guard is turned into place. That would be a very nice weapon.
Well, the issue is, weapon that good for thrust motion mostly is not versatile to hide and carry around. But there's already baton with feature with automatic system in locking mode that exist more than decade ago. So when it's lengthed even showly it just locked automatically and permanently, and you just need to press the button on the bottom of the baton if you want to shorten it again. Usually these type of baton can be quite expensive. Also these type of baton is also already common to use by the Cops in many countries. But still, this type of baton with automatic lock feature, still can end up fail to handle something over-pressure thrust, so if you try to thrust object or person too hard than the lock can handle, sometimes the baton lock feature will unlocked it self because the lock can't handle pressure when it's too great. but that still much better than your typical classic manual baton that rely on friction to get locked. Also basically still the best thing you can get now as versatile combat stick.
@@stuffguru None of the batons that I've seen advertised have had a locking mechanism. All of them would close with a sharp axial tap on the end of the baton. I know that the "lock" in place when they are extended, but they unlock and collapse when struck hard on the end.
@@Ilyas-ty6cy Thanks, I have never seen this type of baton advertised. All of the ones I've seen have been without the button on the bottom that would hold the baton locked until released. I would consider the button to be a big improvement, but I understand how designing that system would add to the cost. Knowing that the lock system might still fail would discourage me from buying one.
@@VTPSTTU Well, I mean, these equipment are mean to use by officer or special unit police. Of course you will never hear or see advertisement about it. But base on my experience since I also own that type of baton, the lock actually still strong enough to be used for thrust in level to actually hurt person, even yes just to make sure just not overly hard especially to hard object, even with casual strength it's actually enough to hurt person especially when hit on the chest. Also just said you did it overly hard and the baton lock collapse, then no issue, you can just lengthed again, it's locked and it's ready for another thrust. Usually a known brand that sell this baton are, ASP Monadnock, Bonowi, and NEX. But for myself I basically have some connection to buy a subsidied version that used as standard equipment for a Cops in my country. So I can get it with cheaper price with no needed to pay for imported delivery cost and extra tax.
It’s not a sword! Why are you using it like one?? It’s more like a very precise bat. *Beat your foe into submission!💪🏾😤* Edit: Do this test again with full, proper protection and really go at it!
I love the edits you do with the animated blood, people play pretend too much and don´t realize that Knives are an absolute nightmare. just look how insanely she would have cut him if she was an attacker going all out, even while the baton is longer and has a ton of reach not being a cutting weapon puts you at a disadvantage vs a knife, Run first, if attacker is already trapped you then pull out this thing. GREAT CONTENT.
Often more deadly than firearms in close combat. Unlike gunshot wounds, knife wounds are deadly even on the extremities. For fun: don a long sleeved white T-shirt, give your opponent a practice knife with the edges coated in lipstick, then have at it. And see how well you can prevent being stabbed / cut.
He was not attacking her. he was only doing defense to see if the guard was going to help with defense. Alos the fact that the baton spontaneously collapsed is a major point reduction. Nobody needs a flaccid baton.
I've seen those from Chinese online sellers. They make a 21 and 26 or 28in one iirc? Just a novelty but with these things they're best for hitting kneecaps. Or breaking glass in an emergency or something.
I had an idea for an easy carry Buckler shield, just extend the handle outward a little more than make a belt holster where you could just slide the handle inside with maybe a strap holding it in. I think it's good idea.
against a knife attacker, I usually switch into my fencing mode (I was a fencer in my youthness, sabre). Use the tip to keep the enemy at distance and smash him if he try to close the distance.
Not a bad thing to place on a baton, especially when you have a machete wielding attacker. I've served as a Law Enforcement Instructor for Firearms, OC, Hand to Hand and Tactical Baton. Unfortunately, all you were able to do against a knife user in a training scenario is block....as you had no training baton w/a handguard. I've found a baton to be one of the most effective LE weapons for combat scenarios within arms reach. When I used two I employ them as I would two short swords or w/one folded along my support-side forearm while the strong-side is poised to strike....two expandable PR-24's would be ideal but w/ Tactical Batons the support-side holds one in "reverse grip".
I'd be interested in any more ? I'm a keen Swordsman but trying to research and retain as much information about , walking stick, staffs, alternative fighting techniques. Military police videos are a excellent source of ideas."come along".
Is easy to win if the opponent never attack, and they use a weapon that can smash an human head only for parry. In this situation, you can win with a feather.
Just found your channel i will be watching taking in youre knowledge She got the snake bite down she got you're hands a few times hope you two have a productive New Year
One thing that would be really cool is to go through the song in its entirety one more time after breaking down all the parts to see how it all fits together.
Could you test boleadoras? It has a similar use to rope and javelin, in the case of the set of three with strings attached (South American Creole fencing) or double meteor hammer, in the case of the individual ball, used in each hand (Argentine dance with boleadoras).
Especially with small guards like that, it’s important to remember you’re not SUPPOSED to block with the the guard, but it helps protect your hand if you fuck up the block otherwise 😊
Baton works as an extension of your arm, it is an excellent self-defense weapon, your goal is to hit any other body as fast and as hard as you can to stop the other party from attacking you. Of course, you need to have the muscle and some experience to use it.
Is there a reason for why you don't link or mention where the items you review can be purchased from? I can understand there being some restrictions on something like a sword but surely a baton wouldn't be a problem with the vast majority of countries? Great video, I am very happy to have subscribed to your channel.
Any guard is going to offer some protection for the hand, but these situations are why many more modern militaries (and even civilians) started adopting complex hilts, like basket hilts. This even included the shin gunto carried by 18th century Japanese soldiers.
Yeah, he totally should have cracked his spouse against her exposed skull during thier defense demonstration. How else will we tell the effectiveness of the guard?
Been looking for a way to buy this in USA recently. They originally advertised here but now I can't find it anywhere. Any chance you've got an affiliate or a link I can follow to buy one?
Saw a very thin three section steel walking stick today 👀🤔. Almost looked like a "tactical baton". L- shap small grip / possible hammer point. Rubber base ( possible hidden point /ice pick point for use in ice ). If this is spring actived ? It's an excellent walking aid could be legal because the design is aimed at a mobility aid. I'd welcome it instead of carrying a stick that can scare dogs and I may not need it but it's in my hand (in my way )
Problem is ur trying to use it as a sword in the wrong range…is a tool that should be used to destroy ur opponents hand thereby nullifying the attack…defanging the snake as said in kali/escrimia, then striking hamstring and thighs to put opponent down, as the woman was doing with the knife…destroy the hand
It is like crossguard on some messers, short but with the side protection, it is not that good in pure defense, but it will protect your hand if you are offensive and attacking opponent or his hand or his weapon because of different angles.
HEMA guy here, and I musty say, you have lovely techniques, I learned something new. And for baton vs knife situation, I guess, you were just guarding yourself, but one hit to hed, with longer baton is game over. Hit, thrust, longer reach...baton is superior to knife. Knife wins only as a surprise, easily to hide weapon, or while held by someone who can be way better than someone using the baton. I was surprised you let yourself attack like that. Plus, footwork, you stood there and let yourself to be hit. But I guess, it was all for a semi-eductaional purposes, and part of it was to entertain. Nicely done video, and I hope you would do more thorough research next time.
That's the issue with the test for these batons...you were only testing it for defense. And the knife wielder knows in this test that the baton is NEVER going to strike back - hence she was fearless and always slashing non-stop. If she was told that baton user can strike back at ANY / EVERYTIME. The knife wielder is already beat psychologically as the batons have much better reach.
Well, no weapon would work unless you put it to use!! Even a shield which is meant to block is also used to push back or hit when opportunity presents itself!!
As someone who does Kali, I feel like the crossguard would actually be in a hinderance, and result in the inability to do certain locks, as well as make it easier for the attacker to wrestle the baton away
I don't know Kali, but I would think not having a blade poses the same problem as a hand guard. I'm curious to hear your reasoning for thinking its worse.
@@bowleggedbear The two main reasons are that in terms of knife attacks, the blade is so short that it can maneuver around the cross guard making it harder to catch regardless due to the range, and that techniques used for arm bars that would be used to immobilize the attacker (assuming you aren't going to do the smart thing of using the distance and striking the fingers) requires that the baton be laying mostly flat. The crossguard would act as a fulcrum/raised point allowing the attacker to slip/roll out of the lock.
But i dont think so... every korean police's baton has cross guard. Almost korea criminal suspect using knife to attack. Because we cant have gun. So police always fight with knife. And actually that cross guard worked well. It could protect many cops hands and fingers
@@Deathbystrudel I think you underestimate the striking power of a baton, and the speed. A dagger can maneuver for sure, but only when it's in range. The cross guard helps make a point forward defense more viable with a baton, helping to make good use of the range.
The baton isn't meant to be used as a sword. You're not meant to block knife attack that way. What does this teach? To just make assumptions without even trying to learn what the baton was designed to do. Why not even attempt to learn proper usage as they do with swords?
Where I live batons are illegal so are clubs, swords, katanas, bats, blackjacks, brass knockels, broom handles, pointed sticks, ice picks, pocket knifes and bricks just to name a few. That's why we carry guns they are literally the only legal weapons we can carry.
She's seriously trying to chop him into pieces hahaha, he probably forgot their anniversary KEKW
So aggro lol
He didnt gave her one good time the day before, maybe 😊
@@trext888 😅😅😅😅
She seems kinda scary with a knife 😂😂😂
Because he’s stupid. Only defending with the baton and not utilising the range of the weapon.
Tactical baton are seriously underestimated. When used by moderately strong person, they can easily break joints and cause concussions and potentially death.
They're more lethal than wooden clubs/tonfas.
They sure are strong
I have to share this link here. Donnie Yen clear demonstration with a baton. ruclips.net/video/_H-3NKj8yO8/видео.html
They are also easy to conceal
To take a 10inch weapon and turn it into 3 feet in a second is very tactical
I believe this is a highly under rated means of protection
@@mininhawaiian2911 also shock value .....if you unsheat like professional and good stance ITS look itimidating to some .......
I agree. The other thing to remember is that most of us have two hands so a pepper spray or a stabby-pointy thing to the other hand is the way I "dance."
so when fighting baton vs knife, the one using the baton should be trying to defend by attacking the arm holding the knife, not by praying the knife blade since the knife is to short. it's also a good idea to use superior range to strike at the head and ribs with the baton. if you want to really do this test properly you need to get the person with the knife in protective gear and test those things.
Excellent point.
Pretty sure they are testing the usefulness of the guard in specific. Obviously the baton outranges the knife and would win if used aggressively.
@@theguileraven7014 yes, but testing the usefulness of a weapon only really works if you actually use said weapon correctly
@@yamiyomizuki But they aren’t testing the usefulness of the weapon, they are testing the usefulness of the guard. If you’re just abusing the length advantage of the baton, then the guard becomes irrelevant.
Instead of ribs I would target the shins,forearms, the spine,the knees,then the neck for a knockout strike. I feel the ribs would be a trapped position if the opponent grabs your arm.
I own one of those so this videos was extremely informative
It was a gift from a friend and I think it’s one of the best batons out for the quality
It takes a bit getting used to it and hitting hard and accurate takes practice
I also agree… 4 out of 5
If you're sure it's the same one, could you or your friend provide us with a manufacturer and model number of some kind?
All will be ok, if you don't cross that girl in a fight! 😆
I think it is too big so hard to carry and conceal. It is too heavy and that is why it is hard to maneuver. Mine is only 21" and that is plenty. The cross guard I would consider a liability because it could catch on something and slow deployment. Also unnecessary.
Seems most people forget we have two hands so I have a pepper spray or a stabby-pointy thing to the other hand as part of my EDC.
A shot of Dog and Coyote Repellent changes things up pretty tidily.
Let me know if you can send me a link. Im interested in getting one. Too many false sites.
Do you remember where he got it from by chance? The only place I've seen to have found it is from wish
I unironically saw a guy from london incorporate chainmail under his sleeves to protect himself from knife crime
This is fascinating your texts. Where did you find the quote from?
@@michaelzajac5284why doth one speak liketh a medieval peasant?
Could have been a Hastings reenactor. They sometimes wear chainmail under their work clothes to get used to the weight when the event comes closer.
@@LotlBotl no I mean he specifically had bracers of chainmail installed in the forearms of his jacket
She's very aggressive. Aggression is key to victory!
Until you get over aggressive
Offense is the best defense! If the baton attacks as aggressively the baton wins against the knife because of range.
@@frankbauerful A baton is useless when you know how to handle your knife ! I will just grab it with my left hand and start the infight with my knife in the right and then I'm all over you ! My left hand might be damaged bad after that but you will be dead !
@@frankbauerful Exactly. I'm not sure what they are trying to showcase when the baton is deflecting the knife attacks. Just attack the hand with the baton and it's over.
@@VincentTamer because they have a different video for the baton. This one is just strictly to check the “usefulness” of the guard.
Probably 90% of the value would be from looking intimidating and causing the assailant to decide it wasn't worth messing with you. For that purpose, I think a flashlight with surprise taser arc setting is even better. Plus, it's just so reasonable to already be carrying the flashlight at night. Having a reason to have it out already is a big plus. That's also why the sturdy umbrella is a good option.
If you want them to get close enough so you can use a non-projecting tazer you are already dead. If it is a projecting tazer, what if you miss or they have a thick leather jacket on. If you are willing to trade a steel rod for an umbrella, you clearly don't know what you are talking about. When I am out at night, I have a 1500 Lumen headlamp on tight focus with a baton deployable to one hand and a pepper spray or stabby-pointy thing to the other ... depending on my mood.
Baton is better. The baton user in this one uses it to test the effectiveness of the guard and try to use like a sword. They should let an FMA practitioner show them the better use of baton
I carry 3 pistols
I prefer quick smoke bombs, with ninja stars and a katana! 😂
Or instead of being the victim be the assaulter with a bottton and plead self defence
Probably the cutest knife attacker on you tube. Great review
In concept, I like it, but I think a redesign is warranted. Rotating the guard open should act like a 'forward assist' and push the baton into the fully extended and fully locked position, and you should not be able to collapse the baton without folding the guard.
Agreed.
This. I also assumed it would lock the baton. As the weakness of baton is that it might collapses when you use it to lunge or riposte to keep your opponent at bay; which is also why one would need a guard.
I was thinking the same when watching the video. Why not make a mechanism that locks the batton in the open position when rotating the guard. In fact this is exactly what I thought when I first watched the video and then disappointed when I found out it wasnt as such.
I have been looking at videos of these, and I also thought the baton locked when the guard was opened until I saw this video. It's really begging for that to be the design. Why in the world is that NOT the design? Not having the baton lock creates danger for the wielder through unpredictability, shifting weight, and inaccuracy! It boggles my mind that it isn't actually designed the way it's clearly meant to be designed.
I'm not a big fan of the collapsing batons. I'd rather have a weapon that I can use to thrust, and batons are made to collapse when they strike something hard in a thrusting motion. However, the idea of a guard on a baton is interesting. Maybe they could add something that would lock the baton open when the guard is turned into place. That would be a very nice weapon.
Locking batons have been a thing for years now if you don't know
Well, the issue is, weapon that good for thrust motion mostly is not versatile to hide and carry around. But there's already baton with feature with automatic system in locking mode that exist more than decade ago. So when it's lengthed even showly it just locked automatically and permanently, and you just need to press the button on the bottom of the baton if you want to shorten it again. Usually these type of baton can be quite expensive. Also these type of baton is also already common to use by the Cops in many countries.
But still, this type of baton with automatic lock feature, still can end up fail to handle something over-pressure thrust, so if you try to thrust object or person too hard than the lock can handle, sometimes the baton lock feature will unlocked it self because the lock can't handle pressure when it's too great. but that still much better than your typical classic manual baton that rely on friction to get locked. Also basically still the best thing you can get now as versatile combat stick.
@@stuffguru None of the batons that I've seen advertised have had a locking mechanism. All of them would close with a sharp axial tap on the end of the baton. I know that the "lock" in place when they are extended, but they unlock and collapse when struck hard on the end.
@@Ilyas-ty6cy Thanks, I have never seen this type of baton advertised. All of the ones I've seen have been without the button on the bottom that would hold the baton locked until released. I would consider the button to be a big improvement, but I understand how designing that system would add to the cost. Knowing that the lock system might still fail would discourage me from buying one.
@@VTPSTTU Well, I mean, these equipment are mean to use by officer or special unit police. Of course you will never hear or see advertisement about it. But base on my experience since I also own that type of baton, the lock actually still strong enough to be used for thrust in level to actually hurt person, even yes just to make sure just not overly hard especially to hard object, even with casual strength it's actually enough to hurt person especially when hit on the chest. Also just said you did it overly hard and the baton lock collapse, then no issue, you can just lengthed again, it's locked and it's ready for another thrust.
Usually a known brand that sell this baton are, ASP Monadnock, Bonowi, and NEX. But for myself I basically have some connection to buy a subsidied version that used as standard equipment for a Cops in my country. So I can get it with cheaper price with no needed to pay for imported delivery cost and extra tax.
It’s not a sword! Why are you using it like one?? It’s more like a very precise bat. *Beat your foe into submission!💪🏾😤*
Edit: Do this test again with full, proper protection and really go at it!
You two are great!
I love the edits you do with the animated blood, people play pretend too much and don´t realize that Knives are an absolute nightmare. just look how insanely she would have cut him if she was an attacker going all out, even while the baton is longer and has a ton of reach not being a cutting weapon puts you at a disadvantage vs a knife, Run first, if attacker is already trapped you then pull out this thing. GREAT CONTENT.
Often more deadly than firearms in close combat. Unlike gunshot wounds, knife wounds are deadly even on the extremities. For fun: don a long sleeved white T-shirt, give your opponent a practice knife with the edges coated in lipstick, then have at it. And see how well you can prevent being stabbed / cut.
but that baton is used for attacking, not defending. The knife is deadly dangerous of course, but that baton is not build to be used like that.
He was not attacking her. he was only doing defense to see if the guard was going to help with defense. Alos the fact that the baton spontaneously collapsed is a major point reduction. Nobody needs a flaccid baton.
@@kaasmeester5903
Lipstick on your knife? Is that some kind of gay code talk? Lol
@@lloydlego6088 I don't know... If some woman was trying to cut me up I think my baton might go flaccid too.
Sometimes you guys are funny but it's always interesting material that you cover.
I've seen those from Chinese online sellers. They make a 21 and 26 or 28in one iirc? Just a novelty but with these things they're best for hitting kneecaps. Or breaking glass in an emergency or something.
That Uther the Lightbringer reference was nice. 👌
Love the way you laugh when he attempted to strike you with musashi style
The baton is most effective when you equip a group with them to beat up a man that's lying on the ground, half unconscious.
Can the group wear uniforms and tazer the man at the same time?
If so, I'm in!
Jajajaja
Thanks for sharing.
I had an idea for an easy carry Buckler shield, just extend the handle outward a little more than make a belt holster where you could just slide the handle inside with maybe a strap holding it in. I think it's good idea.
get a job
@@myonionsmatter7843 I've worked since I was 15 asshole.
against a knife attacker, I usually switch into my fencing mode (I was a fencer in my youthness, sabre).
Use the tip to keep the enemy at distance and smash him if he try to close the distance.
Not a bad thing to place on a baton, especially when you have a machete wielding attacker. I've served as a Law Enforcement Instructor for Firearms, OC, Hand to Hand and Tactical Baton. Unfortunately, all you were able to do against a knife user in a training scenario is block....as you had no training baton w/a handguard. I've found a baton to be one of the most effective LE weapons for combat scenarios within arms reach. When I used two I employ them as I would two short swords or w/one folded along my support-side forearm while the strong-side is poised to strike....two expandable PR-24's would be ideal but w/ Tactical Batons the support-side holds one in "reverse grip".
I'd be interested in any more ?
I'm a keen Swordsman but trying to research and retain as much information about , walking stick, staffs, alternative fighting techniques.
Military police videos are a excellent source of ideas."come along".
Is easy to win if the opponent never attack, and they use a weapon that can smash an human head only for parry. In this situation, you can win with a feather.
well put
he's not on the offensive at all so obviously she can hit him
the guard seems kinda useful otherwise
The best defense is a good offense. Ergo, he's not defending well.
Attacking wasn't the point. The point was does the guard help defend you. Pay attention.
I love the Uther shoutout.
Just found your channel i will be watching taking in youre knowledge She got the snake bite down she got you're hands a few times hope you two have a productive New Year
One thing that would be really cool is to go through the song in its entirety one more time after breaking down all the parts to see how it all fits together.
That looks like it'd be a fun thing to use. You can get real nerdy, really quick.
日本人です。チャンネル登録しました！
I think she may not be fighting in many of the videos of the channel, but she is really skillful.
Nice video, you guy should try looking up Arnis, eskrima or any of the other southeastern Asian styles.
Can you publish a link to buy those fantastic batons?
1:02 I remember when I saw Jurassic Wars. Tears of nostalgia. The laser rex was terrifying.
At least it is better than bare hands. Was the sword near the end from Royal Armouries in Leeds?
Could you test boleadoras? It has a similar use to rope and javelin, in the case of the set of three with strings attached (South American Creole fencing) or double meteor hammer, in the case of the individual ball, used in each hand (Argentine dance with boleadoras).
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Had to sub after the first 30 seconds
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉 video ❤❤❤
The Baton makes such a pretty sound when you open it.
Especially with small guards like that, it’s important to remember you’re not SUPPOSED to block with the the guard, but it helps protect your hand if you fuck up the block otherwise 😊
Baton works as an extension of your arm, it is an excellent self-defense weapon, your goal is to hit any other body as fast and as hard as you can to stop the other party from attacking you. Of course, you need to have the muscle and some experience to use it.
This is Nice Weapon...i am from Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️🇯🇵
Weapon: Baton
Type: Club
User: proceed to use it to block everything as if it is an artillery shield
Is there a reason for why you don't link or mention where the items you review can be purchased from? I can understand there being some restrictions on something like a sword but surely a baton wouldn't be a problem with the vast majority of countries?
Great video, I am very happy to have subscribed to your channel.
Ali express used to stock them
Any guard is going to offer some protection for the hand, but these situations are why many more modern militaries (and even civilians) started adopting complex hilts, like basket hilts. This even included the shin gunto carried by 18th century Japanese soldiers.
You actually would find some similar jitte in the past, this kind of looks like a modern version to me.
“Those who only defend, miss the opportunity to attack.” 🥋
A good defensive technique when using that baton against a knife is utilize the baton's longer length and hit the knife wielder.
Yeah, he totally should have cracked his spouse against her exposed skull during thier defense demonstration. How else will we tell the effectiveness of the guard?
@@GiggaGMikeE protective gear...
I know it's not in the original form, however a Kevlar glove and arm guards will help block the strikes from the knife and take it from her.
Very cool
Im in love.... 😂😂😂😂
Been looking for a way to buy this in USA recently. They originally advertised here but now I can't find it anywhere. Any chance you've got an affiliate or a link I can follow to buy one?
Thanks
Saw a very thin three section steel walking stick today 👀🤔. Almost looked like a "tactical baton".
L- shap small grip / possible hammer point. Rubber base ( possible hidden point /ice pick point for use in ice ).
If this is spring actived ? It's an excellent walking aid could be legal because the design is aimed at a mobility aid.
I'd welcome it instead of carrying a stick that can scare dogs and I may not need it but it's in my hand (in my way )
where do you get these 'lockable' batons in the video to buy?
Problem is ur trying to use it as a sword in the wrong range…is a tool that should be used to destroy ur opponents hand thereby nullifying the attack…defanging the snake as said in kali/escrimia, then striking hamstring and thighs to put opponent down, as the woman was doing with the knife…destroy the hand
where's the link to buy?
UR GOOD
While I'm not sure how useful that would be, the baton does look awesome 😎.
It is like crossguard on some messers, short but with the side protection, it is not that good in pure defense, but it will protect your hand if you are offensive and attacking opponent or his hand or his weapon because of different angles.
...which is difficult to test in free or even controlled sparring due to safety reasons...
Where can this baton be purchased??? Can you please post the website in english?
Boa noite
Tenho interesse em adquirir esse produto. Como fazer pra comprar?
We need a basket hilt baton next
Cane or walking stick. Legal and can take anywhere with same offensive/defensive properties.
That would be a pretty messy encounter irl
where did you purchase yours? I ask because theres a ton of fake sites trying to mimic. I'd like an actual link that i can trust. thanks.
She NEVER breaks eye contact. ugh the cuteness.
Reminds me of Corvo Attano's sword
HEMA guy here, and I musty say, you have lovely techniques, I learned something new. And for baton vs knife situation, I guess, you were just guarding yourself, but one hit to hed, with longer baton is game over. Hit, thrust, longer reach...baton is superior to knife. Knife wins only as a surprise, easily to hide weapon, or while held by someone who can be way better than someone using the baton. I was surprised you let yourself attack like that. Plus, footwork, you stood there and let yourself to be hit. But I guess, it was all for a semi-eductaional purposes, and part of it was to entertain. Nicely done video, and I hope you would do more thorough research next time.
What is the name of the baton and where did you bought it?
If you have a baton against a knife wielder simply attack the hand.
"WHO IS KATE AND WHY IS SHE MESSAGING YOU?!"
"calm down! she's my sister!"
Please put the product link
New Cross guard lightsaber design for Jedi
What i learned from Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute! is that 2 crowbars works far better as a defence weapon and you can hide them pretty easly
Brand? Where to buy?
Three section staff vs naginata please
Is there a website for the expandable baton with hand guard?
Hola, saludos como puedo comprar este Bastón Táctico, para Chile
Can you make it with a point? I definitely want it to be ale to poke.
I saw another video in which a navy seal said if he encounters a crazy guy with a knife, he'd run. This video perfectly demonstrates why 🤣
Do they have this same exact style baton in the states?
The best way to solve couple's quarrels, with a sword fight! 😏
True true, even tho i tend to do Judo or kicking randori (basically Taekwondo) for that
now all we need is a cross between this and the x-10 so you get both the guard and the reach
That's the issue with the test for these batons...you were only testing it for defense. And the knife wielder knows in this test that the baton is NEVER going to strike back - hence she was fearless and always slashing non-stop.
If she was told that baton user can strike back at ANY / EVERYTIME. The knife wielder is already beat psychologically as the batons have much better reach.
Where to get that super long sword baton with out guard?
Please tell me the name of the manufacturer of this baton.
Well, no weapon would work unless you put it to use!! Even a shield which is meant to block is also used to push back or hit when opportunity presents itself!!
Favor dar una dirección para poder comprar, saludos desde Chile a un pais que admiro mucho.
Como faço pra comprar um desse tamanho??
Where would I find one of these?
Were can I buy this?
As someone who does Kali, I feel like the crossguard would actually be in a hinderance, and result in the inability to do certain locks, as well as make it easier for the attacker to wrestle the baton away
I don't know Kali, but I would think not having a blade poses the same problem as a hand guard. I'm curious to hear your reasoning for thinking its worse.
@@bowleggedbear The two main reasons are that in terms of knife attacks, the blade is so short that it can maneuver around the cross guard making it harder to catch regardless due to the range, and that techniques used for arm bars that would be used to immobilize the attacker (assuming you aren't going to do the smart thing of using the distance and striking the fingers) requires that the baton be laying mostly flat. The crossguard would act as a fulcrum/raised point allowing the attacker to slip/roll out of the lock.
But i dont think so... every korean police's baton has cross guard.
Almost korea criminal suspect using knife to attack. Because we cant have gun. So police always fight with knife.
And actually that cross guard worked well. It could protect many cops hands and fingers
@@Deathbystrudel I think you underestimate the striking power of a baton, and the speed. A dagger can maneuver for sure, but only when it's in range. The cross guard helps make a point forward defense more viable with a baton, helping to make good use of the range.
LOL I think better to use barton for offense than defense😂
本当にほしい。
We’re do you go to buy one of these ?
The baton isn't meant to be used as a sword. You're not meant to block knife attack that way. What does this teach? To just make assumptions without even trying to learn what the baton was designed to do. Why not even attempt to learn proper usage as they do with swords?
where to buy one like that?
Where I live batons are illegal so are clubs, swords, katanas, bats, blackjacks, brass knockels, broom handles, pointed sticks, ice picks, pocket knifes and bricks just to name a few. That's why we carry guns they are literally the only legal weapons we can carry.
Hey I have a question for you guys do you know where I can found one of those Tactical BATON please
Me parece un excelente, para defensa personal.
can try a chinese sword breaker ?