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About Kubotans

The Kubotan was originally introduced by Grandmaster Takayuki Kubota in the mid-1970’s, and gained popularity after Kubota taught LAPD officers how to use it to subdue unruly suspects. Now, the Kubotan is one of the most widely carried self-defense tools around.

How Kubotans Work

It may look like the end of long key chain ornament, but the Kubotan’s end is a very effective pressure point weapon that can attack any point a finger can, but with greater power. If someone grabs you from behind, you can jam the end of the Kubotan into their hand or forearm causing instant pain to your attacker.

Compact Design

It may look like the end of long key chain ornament, but the Kubotan’s end is a very effective pressure point weapon.

Pressure Point Use

The Kubotan’s end can attack any point a finger can, but with greater power.

Close-Contact Defense

If someone grabs you from behind, you can jam the end of the Kubotan into their hand or forearm causing instant pain to your attacker.

Grip Support

The Kubotan can also be used to stabilize your fist for punching.

Self-Defense Applications

Pressure Point and Control Tool

The Kubotan can also be used to stabilize your fist for punching, and it makes an excellent tool for wrist locks and other pressure point applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who introduced the Kubotan?

The Kubotan was originally introduced by Grandmaster Takayuki Kubota in the mid-1970’s.

Why did the Kubotan become popular?

The Kubotan gained popularity after Kubota taught LAPD officers how to use it to subdue unruly suspects.

What is a Kubotan used for?

The Kubotan is used as a self-defense tool for pressure point applications, wrist locks, and grip support.

Can a Kubotan be carried on a keychain?

The Kubotan may look like the end of long key chain ornament, but its end is a very effective pressure point weapon.

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