Description
Dangerously Fit Steel Mace
Design Specifications
- Weight: 6kg
- Hand Crafted & Perfectly Weighted
- 100% Solid Steel Composition
- Knurled Handle Grip
- Anti-Chip Powder Coating Finish
- Steel Cap Tip
- Virtually Unbreakable
- Sold Individually
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6kg Steel Mace
Original price was: $112.00.$102.00Current price is: $102.00.
The Steel Mace Is A Fantastic Training Tool To Have In Your Arsenal To Build Real World Functional Strength.
Dangerously Fit Steel Maces Are Forged From Solid Steel Making Them Virtually Unbreakable. The Handles Are Knurled To Improve Gripping And The Mace Head Is Perfectly Weighted.
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- Train Now, Pay Later Finance Options
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Additional information
| Weight | 6.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 105 × 11 × 11 cm |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Solid Steel |
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Peter Robinson (verified owner) –
Awesome, love it, fast delivery.
Kerrie (verified owner) –
I like my 6kg Mace and use it regularly in my workouts – training shoulders & arms (I am an aerial artist). I find the weight is distributed a little more evenly throughout the whole length of the Mace instead of just being predominantly in the ball at the end. Don’t get me wrong, the ball is still the heavy end – but the weight feels more evenly spread than other Mace’s i’ve used in the past. This could be a good thing or bad thing I guess, depending on what you’re looking for… but I like it.