Cane Self Defense: Cane Debate- Heavy or Light, Which One Is Right?

[@rjwrightrw30]

Training always trumps The Tool. Whatever that tool may be. Be strong in principles, and everything else will naturally fall into place

[@texastater8333]

I started with the Robaina Octagonal Heavy Trainer cane {22 oz} and then switched to the Crimson Spinner XL {13 oz}. It took awhile for me to transition to the light cane because it was so fast and the strikes on the bag sounded just as powerful. Also easy to handle!

[@MarshOakDojoTimPruitt]

thanks

[@scotthogan6057]

Very informative! Thank you! ✅✅🙏🙏

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Our pleasure @scotthogan6057! Thank you for commenting and following 👊🏻

[@JamesSotomayorSotomayor]

Heavy is better!

[@arnehusby1420]

I was in a critical situation with my light cheap Cane. The cane broke when I hit the bicycle thief. But I got my Bike back. 🤨

[@JamesSotomayorSotomayor]

CCC.

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you for requesting the CCC- please text CCC to 305-745-7839, you'll be scheduled in less than 24hrs or please call 800-289-8188- Have a Blessed Day ☀️

[@johncarton9576]

the mind is your primary weapon. all else are accessories.

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Right on @johncarton9576!- We agree-The mind also requires tranining-Thank you for commenting and following👊🏻

[@AlphonsoFrett-xz6pi]

Can that cane deal with a machete ? Part of the reason why I carry a raven cane is I hope it stronger enough to deal with the strike from a machete

[@AmericanCaneSelfDefense]

Thank you Alphonso! God forbid you find yourself in that situation, hopefully YOU can deal with the machete 😉- That's his message...at the end of the day, the real equalizer is TRAINING. The proper Cane strategy and training may have you not needing to come in contact squarely with a machete in the first place. Happy Canin' Sir 👊🏻