For the first time, Pendekar Sanders is offering to the public his Ular Sendok Fank Knife (cobra fang knife) self-defense ring. The snake arts were considered the highest caste part of the Mas Jud System and various fang strikes are taught. Pendekar Sanders developed this ring knife for his private students decades ago and a very low number were made at that time. We now have decided to release this knife for his world-wide web audience.
The tiny but serrated and very sharp blade is curved like the cobra fang. The ring has been updated with a leather sheath with a hole to attach a neck strap as shown, so it can be carried around the neck inside the shirt or coat until needed. One need only to slip a finger through the ring portion and pull to have the ring come out on your hand and ready to defend you.
It can be worn with the heavy steel band out, blade hidden underneath as well if you feel you are in imminent danger. Although it’s design is from the snake fang, incredibly you can use this with monkey palm slaps, grabs, hit parries, and crane wing blows as well as with cutting grabs and slaps and pinpoint precision thrust strikes to muscles and nerves and these strikes can cause attackers to quickly release you from a hold and give you the edge you need to save your life.
Even though the blade is tiny, it can also be used to cut through cable ties if needed etc., it’s very sharp.
A short video will be produced soon for students to show how this ring is manipulated to the various positions, quickly smoothly and camouflaged by the hand moves. The entire ring and knife are high polished steel and it comes with the leather neck sheath. Each is hand made to order, so we need your ring size. It’s advisable to wear this on your middle finger for best results but the ring finger can also be used if desired.
Please type in the box an accurate ring size as no returns are possible on one-of-a-kind hand made to order items. Each is made to Pendekar Sanders very unique curve, tip design and cutting specifications and metallurgy demands.
