Hesago Stick Accessories and Spare Parts

Hesago Stick is a telescopic stick in hardened steel , a useful sports object for personal defense to keep at home, made with quality materials and equipped with a non-slip handle. This truncheon is made of hardened 4140 steel with a hardness of 45-50 HRC with "Black Titanium" plating.

The Hesago Stick telescopic truncheon, useful as a deterrent against aggression and for self-defense, is available in various sizes. The retractable baton is equipped with a holster-case with belt loop. Used in martial arts (FMA - Philippine Martial Arts - Escrima - Kali), as a telescopic truncheon (known as Spanish truncheon) it is also useful for the protection of one's home as a valid ally for personal defense: it must be kept in the home and used in case of need as a dissuasive tool.

The operating principle of "friction" telescopic steel truncheons is very simple: the retractable bodies are designed to fit together and remain blocked without the use of particular internal mechanisms. It is the principle of the old telescopic radio antennas: in the case of the truncheon, however, when it is forcefully opened the elements remain firmly blocked. In order to close it, you need to hit its tip perpendicular to the ground, as indicated in the instructions.

Hesago Stick opens in moments with a quick flick of the wrist. The quick opening system ensures a good tightening of the stick, to prevent it from accidentally closing during use.

GRIP THE STICK FIRMLY · MOVE THE STICK QUICKLY WITH YOUR WRIST SO AS TO EJECT THE TELESCOPIC ELEMENTS · THE STICK IS NOW LOCKED

To close the stick, forcefully slam the tip of the stick perpendicularly against the floor or a hard surface.


HOLD THE STICK PERPENDICULARLY TO THE GROUND · HIT THE GROUND WITH THE TIP WITH A DRY AND PRECISE STRIKE · THE STICK IS NOW CLOSED

Difficult to close? The closure may seem difficult but its tightening ensures that the stick does not close accidentally during use. Slap with greater force perpendicular to the floor, with a firm movement. It takes just a little time to learn how to perform the correct closing maneuver.