Rattan stick with peel

This rattan material is made from rotang palm, leaving its outer skin intact. It is available in various sizes so everyone can find their ideal martial arts escrima stick. We highly recommend it for enthusiasts of eastern martial arts.

Technical properties of rattan material

Material: rotang palm. The rattan martial art stick with skin is extremely light, flexible, softer than wood, and does not crack or break upon impact. It is available in several sizes.

Wide range of applications, including rattan for furniture repairs

This rattan stick is an extremely versatile rattan material, often used in martial art stick fighting as an aikido stick. Besides, it is also popular for making rattan furnitures, as it provides a natural, strong, and flexible frame. It is ideal as a rattan for furniture repairs, as it gives furniture a stable frame. This aikido stick is a reliable and durable tool in sport and martial arts, while it also serves as an aesthetic and practical solution in home decor.

Which is more durable: rattan with or without skin?

A rattan stick with skin is more durable and withstands the demands of combat sports better. Rattan material UK without its skin is softer and more prone to cracking.

Martial art stick fighting: more about the rotang palm

The aikido stick is made from the rattan plant, a vine-like species that grows crawling on the ground and trees. It thrives in shady, humid rainforest environments. It has no canopy, and its leaves are scattered along the stem. Beneath its tough outer bark, the stem grows longitudinally and can reach 200–300 meters, being both solid and flexible. The inner, thinner strands, called peddig cane, are perfect for weaving and other handicrafts. Thicker rattan sticks are excellent for making frames for rattan furnitures and using them as martial arts escrima sticks.