Bats & Maces

The non-returning boomerang, or a variation of the throwing stick has been used as a hunting tool on every continent from time immemorial, and is still found in isolated pockets around the globe even today. Fashioned in various shapes, forms and sizes...

In Africa, the Sjambok (Sham-Bawk) is a cattle prod, whip, riding crop and an effective means of self-protection, whether from venomous snakes, or from varmints of the two-legged variety! Unlike most western style whips which require a rolling crack to...

Cold Steel is proud to introduce our modern interpretation of the culturally significant Gunstock War Club. In the early sixteenth century, American Indians observed the potential of a rifle stock as a bludgeoning weapon, and they wasted no time in...

The Brooklyn Slammer offers the weight of a full size bat at about half the length! Fondly referred to as a half bat by our staff its easy to transport yet big and heavy enough to "slam them over the fence" one handed!  Weight:  30...

Ever since their release back in 2006, our Brooklyn Series of Baseball Bats have been consistent fan favorites! Precision injection molded out of the heaviest-grade high-impact polypropylene that we can find, they are not only stronger than most...

The Brooklyn Banshee, or "sticker bat" is all new for 2020 and was made with everyone in mind. We gave it a smooth finish so you can customize it as you please, and to help get those creative juices flowing we're including a pack of our favorite stickers...

In Africa, the Sjambok (Sham-Bawk) is a cattle prod, whip, riding crop and an effective means of self-protection, whether from venomous snakes, or from varmints of the two-legged variety! Unlike most western style whips which require a rolling crack to...

Inspired by historical examples, and modelled after a custom weapon by Bladesmith Dave Baker, our Polish Mace is a masterclass of minimalist design. Unlike highly decorated "Bulawa" or ceremonial weapons, these simple utilitarian Maces were often plain...

Maces of this type were in use for hundreds of years as they were simple to make, relatively inexpensive and highly effective especially against enemies in plate armor. The whole point of the flanges was to concentrate the weight and power of a blow with...