The tekkō (鉄甲; lit. "iron", "armor") are weaponized stirrups and horseshoes which originated in Okinawa, Japan, and they fall into the category of "fist-load weapons".

The tekkō (鉄甲, lit. "iron armor") is a fist-load weapon in Okinawan kobudō, consisting of a metal bar or U-shaped grip held across the knuckles to augment punching force and protect the …

The main difference between the Bushikan Tekko and other brands is the Bushikan Tekko has been designed, tested and approved by a long time practitioner of the traditional martial arts. …

Feb 5, 2024 · The Tekko, literally translated as “iron armor,” is a weapon that originated in Okinawa, Japan. It’s essentially a weaponized version of stirrups and horseshoes. This …

Tekko are traditional Okinawan weapons that resemble brass knuckles or knuckle dusters. They are typically made from wood or metal and are designed to be worn over the knuckles. The …

Quality tecchu (wooden) and tekkos (metal) made by manufacturers from around the world. Compare and contrast the different styles and utilize our experts to help you find a set that …

The Tekko is a traditional Okinawan (Japan) martial arts weapon. It is a hand-held metal weapon similar to a knuckle buster or brass knuckles. Given that non-Samurai were forbidden to carry …

Legally the most controversial of the Ryukyu weapons the Tekko is the smallest weapon, bringing the exponent closest to open hand techniques. The term 'knuckle duster' creates images of …

Controversy surrounds the stirrup tekko because may Kobudo practitioners liken them to " brass knuckles ", the possession of which the jurisdiction of many states prohibit as concealed …