Samoan knives used for dance and twirling have a long tradition in the US, Polynesia, and many parts of the world. Baton twirlers have used this novelty prop to create thrilling performances ever since the 1950s. Samoan knife dancing has a strong history in Polynesian culture; fire knives are also available. Samoan knives will fit into many baton cases for storage and transport. Samoan knives are designed to be used by the performer with an intermediate or advanced skill level. Although the knife edges are dull, It is important that the performer has received appropriate instruction and is aware of safe handling techniques. Samoan knife twirling presents risks to the performer, other people, and property.

Features:

• This Samoan knife is designed for twirling, dance, as a baton twirling novelty, and Polynesian performance. It'a absolutely spectacular!
• The silver aluminum knife has dull edges and is securely manufactured onto a wooden handle. Weight is approximately 2-3 pounds, depending on the length you select.
• Available in your choice of 3 lengths: 24 inches, 27 inches, or 29 inches. This measurement is of the entire knife from end to end. The knife blade section is 13 inches long, measured from the knife tip to the top of the wooden handle. The length of the wooden handle varies, depending on your selection.
• Many performers purchase 2 Samoan knives, hooking them together to create dramatic tricks and exciting effects. Many 2-baton or double staff tricks can also be performed with these knives.
• Ultra long lasting and durable; proudly made in the USA by Kraskin, the established leader in quality novelty and fire batons, in business for more than 35 years.