Middle-Earth Battle Mace and Other New Weapons

This week for Weapons Wednesday, I tested out the Middle-Earth Battle Mace as well as 4 other new weapons we just added to the KarateMart.com website. Make sure to watch the video to see my full reviews.

The first weapon I tested out was the Concealed Pocket Spike. Recently, someone approached our company who was making these EDC weapons from home and asked if we would like to start carrying them. They seemed really cool and creative, so we thought we would give them a try. The great thing about them is that they are made completely from plastic and fit perfectly into your pocket. Then, they easily transform into two different type of spike weapons. Watch the video to see my full review.

The next weapon I reviewed was the Quick Shot Autofeed Slingshot. This may appear to be a standard slingshot, but it has a couple of features that make it very unique. Perhaps the coolest thing about this slingshot is that it has a button underneath the handle that quickly drops ammo into your hand. There are many things I like about this slingshot and one thing I don't. Make sure to watch the video to see my full review.

Next, I reviewed three different types of dragon style knuckle dusters. These stunning knuckle dusters come in three different styles: the Black Dragon Knuckle Duster, the Flaming Dragon Knuckle Duster and the Blue Dragon Knuckle Duster. The thing I like the most about these knuckle dusters is how comfortable they are in my hand. They are thinner on the side used for striking and thicker on the side that fits into your palm, so they are very comfortable and a very effective striking tool. Watch the video to see my full review and a test of this awesome weapon.

The fourth weapon I checked out was the Deluxe Black Pocket Baton. We already sell a number of pocket batons on KarateMart.com, but this one is unique because it is more military or police grade, meaning it is built stronger than normal. It is made from a very durable stainless steel and features a glass breaker on the end. I felt like it was important to really put this self-defense weapon to the test, so be sure to watch my video to see how it holds up being beaten against a wooden wing-chun dummy.

The last weapon I tested was the Middle-Earth Battle Mace. The unique thing about this weapon is that it looks like a fantasy weapon, but is built to withstand the abuse that a standard weapon would take. It is made from an extremely durable polypropylene and has spikes on the top and on the bottom of the pommel. Once again, I felt like it was important to test out this weapon, so I destroyed a watermelon with it and struck a wooden table. Watch the video to see how it held up.

Here's the video: