Telescopic Tai Chi Sword Review | All you need to know | Enso Martial Arts Shop

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This video is all the information you'll need to know about the Telescopic Tai Chi Sword we have for sale at Enso Martial Arts Shop in Bristol. Included in this video is information on:
- All the features of the Telescopic Tai Chi Sword
- Styles that train with them
- Why yo want to use one of these
- All the other Tai Chi Swords at Enso
- Who that guy is????
- Short montage of people training with Tai Chi Swords
Initial thoughts may lean towards this not being a very good sword to practice with. I think you’d be pleasantly surprised with this Telescopic Tai Chi Sword. It has pretty good balance and enough weight to give you a good feel in your hands. At full length the Telescopic Tai Chi Sword is extendable to 37 inches or 94 cm. and it is collapsible to 10.25 inches or 26 cm. It comes with it’s own carry case with belt loop and an end cap to hold the sword in it’s collapsible position.
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All you need to know about the Telescopic Tai Chi Swords we have for sale at Enso Martial Arts Shop. With info on what they are made from, who uses them, all the Tai Chi Swords there are for sale and a short montage of people training with Tai Chi Swords
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[@The_Renegade07]

Ordered this and got it in the mail today. I'm not disappointed. Came back to say it's a great product, simply for show, practice, and appearance. It's very lightweight, so I wouldn't recommend it at all for self-defense, but... Hey... It'll definitely impress your friends. How often do they see collapsible swords, right? The hilt and blade are all perfectly sized, and yet it somehow remain compact. I've been carrying this thing on me all day. A very fine addition to my collection.

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Hey man thanks for the comment, im glad you like it!

[@redsheepnobs877]

A very fine addition to my collection is a very nice sentence

[@clanpinguini5850]

I used to have one of these but lost it, I was trying to find one and I couldn’t so I’m glas that this came up

[@matthewhopkins7042]

Hope you paid ten bucks or there abouts. That's how much they sell for on ali baba and the forty thieves express.

[@BigDoggo9]

I ordered this just last night and it came today and its awesome

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Wicked! Glad you like it!

[@UJ00UJ]

Thank you for the informative video!

[@EnsoMartialArts]

No problem thanks for watching! glad you liked it!

[@UJ00UJ]

@@EnsoMartialArts Yes I have been checking more of your videos these days. 👍

[@nathanieldiaz5254]

I used to have one of these back in the day when I was a kid.

[@EnsoMartialArts]

we get alot of people who say that!

[@kevincronin6393]

I purchased one last week and am eagerly awaiting it in the mail as i write here.. I intend to use it in a film idea...

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Amazing! hope you like them!

[@illanalevi6091]

I've been looking at things like this for fairs and things, this is a good way to see if its worth the purchase

[@jakekagami5099]

Don’t buy the ones at festivals because they are cheap and break easily

[@BWater-yq3jx]

I used to practise with one of these purely for convenience when I lived some distance from a park and would run there and back. However, really they are too light and small for main practice jian.

[@samuelcashdollar1319]

So I’m not a sword person I’m an actor and we need a retractable sword prop that also is used in stage combat so it still needs to be serviceable as hitting other weapons will it break or do you have any other suggestions.

[@EnsoMartialArts]

our telescopic tai chi swords are retractable but wouldn't be great for hitting other weapons with force, you will most likely you will need something from a specialist prop store

[@minelliabrissiaud2321]

A bit of a dumb question, but are there other types of telescopic swords out there? I've practiced western style fencing in my teens and was thinking of picking it up again. Was considering having something for self defense or easy to carry in case of being assaulted. I was wondering if there was a telescopic sword more suited to my fencing style or if the Tai Chi sword was the only telescopic one?

[@EnsoMartialArts]

There probably is a few more telescopic swords out there. We only go for the tai chi sword because its one of the best quality telescopic tai chi swords you can get. We haven't really looked for other styles.

[@minelliabrissiaud2321]

@@EnsoMartialArts Thank you for your time and response. I'll look around to see if there are other types of telescopic swords better suited for me. I hope you have a wonderful day

[@faithwindsheimer3038]

Do you ship to the US?

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Hi there, yes we ship to the US!

[@mrmalfunction5071]

Mine came but was split across the side

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Hey man, did you buy from us? What was your order number? Email us on [e-mail] to get something sorted out

[@mrmalfunction5071]

@@EnsoMartialArts Na man Dw I was telling when I got mine from another site

[@WaltElers]

is this sword suitable for self-defense?

[@imaguy8796]

He said no in 4:54

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Hey man, these would not be good for self defence. The metal is very thin, so it can fit inside itself. If you hit it against stuff, the metal will dent and it won't slide together well. Best for solo practice

[@WaltElers]

@@EnsoMartialArts thank you

[@mismi2897]

but im sure it will scare them

[@hanifboy7076]

Semua besi ke cai?

[@incognito5138]

Will this cut? Or it's safe

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Hi There, this wouldn't cut its more for practice.

[@incognito5138]

@@EnsoMartialArts yay Thx I wanna buy this so I can practice 😊 I don't want my younger brothers to get injured

[@bradymcconaghy7872]

Here in California, In Sacramento California, I was insulted and abused socially. My Telescopic Tai Chi sword was labelled as a "Leaded Cane".......Five years of illegal probation later...here I am. Not joking, be careful, so many ignorant abusive officers and officials will not listen to reason in that area. The item was in it's case, in my backpack, which was on my back cinched closed, and clipped closed.....so even if I had it at hand, it would have never been a danger to anyone. So do what you can and represent the ancient arts well, some officers need challengers mentally and physically in a non combative way.

[@matthewhopkins7042]

Oi, you got a loicense for that blunt fake sword there bruv?

[@EnsoMartialArts]

if a sword is blunt does that mean its fake? and you don't need a licence.

[@dragonback6075]

Stand still

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Thanks for the feedback, will try too

[@dragonback6075]

👍

[@dragonclaw1779]

I saw one look like this and it’s metal it’s only 2$

[@EnsoMartialArts]

Wow thats crazy! where abouts did you see that?