African Walking Stick

Our President, Lynn C. Thompson, has spent a lifetime building an amazing collection of walking sticks and wooden weapons. He's especially fond of the Knob Kerrie, an African ball-headed walking stick. Our African-style walking stick takes inspiration from the traditional Zulu Kerrie, with its wavy shaft and unique geodesic ball. But unlike traditional ones made from costly exotic hardwoods, ours is crafted from high-impact Polypropylene. This makes it super durable, and it won't rot, warp, crack, splinter, swell, shrink, mildew, or fade. It's great for keeping your balance on uneven, slippery, or rough ground. Plus, it can be a powerful self-defense tool in emergencies.

Using this walking stick is easy. Just hold it firmly by the handle and use it to support your weight when walking on uneven, slippery, or rough terrain. It can really help you keep your balance. In an emergency, you can use it as a self - defense tool, but remember to use it only when necessary. For maintenance, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth to keep it clean. There's no need to worry about it rotting or getting damaged by moisture. Store it in a dry place when not in use, and it will serve you well for a long time.