The Kungfu Spear with 11.5 in Spear Head (WSL002-2) is a premium martial arts weapon crafted for flexibility, durability, and precision. This spear is ideal for mastering techniques such as pricking, thrusting, circling, blocking, and pointing, offering smooth handling and exceptional balance. Designed for Wushu competitions, Shaolin Kung Fu, and general martial arts practice, this spear embodies traditional craftsmanship with modern usability.

Key Features:

• High-Quality Materials:
  • Spear handle crafted from durable wax wood for flexibility and strength.
  • Spear head measures 11.5 inches with a 4-inch tip and weighs only 4 oz.
• Customizable Lengths:
  • Available in four sizes (measured from the spearhead to the handle’s end):
    • 73 inches
    • 78 inches
    • 84 inches
    • 89 inches
  • Can be easily trimmed to your preferred size.
• Tassel Options:
  • Available in red, white, or black tassels.
• Optional Spear Bag:
  • Add a high-quality lined spear bag for $18.99. [Click here to see the spear bag!]
• Versatile Usage:
  • Perfect for techniques like pricking, thrusting, and blocking.
  • Suitable for beginners and professionals alike.
• Competition Guideline:
  • The spear length must be no shorter than the distance from the ground to the athlete’s middle finger with the arm extended upright vertically.

Why Choose the Kung Fu Spear?

The spear is one of the most versatile and revered weapons in martial arts, valued for its history and adaptability. This wax wood spear provides the perfect combination of balance and durability, making it a top choice for martial artists of all levels.

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Why Choose the Kung Fu Spear?
The spear is known as one of the best weapons in martial arts, revered for its versatility and history.
Whether you’re training for Shaolin Kung Fu, Wushu competitions, or general martial arts practice, this wax wood spear delivers exceptional balance and durability for a wide range of techniques.

General Guidelines for Competition Kung Fu Spear Length: 
The length of the spear must not be shorter than the distance from the ground to the tip of the athlete's middle finger when standing with the arm lifted upright vertically.