Discover the incredible Mariposa Knives made of steel in Toledo, Spain! These knives have been the most popular weapon in China due to their efficiency and comfort in carrying. Their combat technique is easily learned, making them an ideal choice for those who wish to master the art of combat.
In Ancient China, Butterfly Knives were used on an equal footing with other bladed weapons, such as the sword or saber. However, its real advantage lies in its ability to reduce distance and increase effectiveness in close quarters, where other weapons are difficult to move.
One of the standout features of the Butterfly Knives is their "S" shaped design, which provides additional protection and extends the length of the handle. This ensures greater coverage and protection for the user's fingers during combat.
In addition, the hook of the guard protrudes several inches above the blade, allowing the Kung-Fu practitioner to reverse the knife with a flick of the thumb. This inverted position is especially useful for blocking other weapons or for fighting in tight quarters where the knife cannot be used to its full extension.
The Butterfly Knives have a weight of 745 grams and a length of 49 cm, which makes them perfect for agile and precise handling. In addition, its manufacture in Toledo, Spain, guarantees the quality and durability of the steel used.
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In Ancient China, when they were used in the extended form, they could be used in the same conditions as other bladed weapons such as the Sword or the Sabre, and yet when they were inverted, the distance was reduced and greater effectiveness was achieved in more places. closed in which the sword moved with more difficulty.
One of the characteristics of the Butterfly Knives is that it has an "S" that forms a protection and that extends the length of the handle, to cover several more centimeters from the tip of the knife. Also, the portion that covers the handle protects the fingers of the person holding the Knife from cuts or injuries thrown by another weapon in combat.
The hook portion of the guard, which protrudes several inches above the blade, allows the Kung-Fu practitioner to reverse the Knife with a quick flick of the thumb. In this inverted position, the knives block other weapons or are used to fight in close quarters where the martial artist does not have the ability to use their Knives to their full extent.
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