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what would be the modern day equivalent of a mall ninja? internet ninja?

I like that he said it's a whoole other thing entirely, and it's literally the exact same as the first one but without the two prongs on the sides

You kind of hit on the ideal use case for the pocket sai at the end there. Sais originated from a farming tool used for poking holes in the ground to sow seeds. It'd make the two smaller holes on either side, so you could line up the next hole, and end up with a nice straight row of crops. Lots of the old Japanese weapons developed as repurposed farming tools when regular weapons weren't allowed, and it turned out to be quite a good weapon for blocking swords, what with the side prongs that could catch the blade and twist it out of the opponent's hand. Nowadays you're not likely to get attacked by many people with swords, but it actually could be a nice little pocket tool for doing a little gardening.

"It's pretty damn cool" ***Proceeds to throw the knife into is foot

Regardless of practicality, durability, or reliability; when something is cool, it’s cool. And if thats what makes you want it, then go for it

Let me just attach that to a glove real quick

"Thats not a knoife... this is a knoife" -crocodile dundee

*Ezio & the Assassin’s have entered the room*

Now, all you need is a pocket staff and pocket nunchucks. The TMNT would enter the chat.

EDC tent stake.

Oo, I wish they'd make one with a tiny blade I can use to open packages.

Raphael wants his blade back 😂

It's like someone turned an AR15 charging handle into a mall ninja weapon

It looks like an assassins creed hidden blade just detached from the gauntlet

That, my good man, is known as a "gravity knife"

I ordered one of the ones without the loop the other day to use as a bayonet. I’m excited for it to arrive

Collapsible gardening tools. I can dig it

If they slide "open" in the pocket, no worries, they have the edge geometry of scissors. Closed scissors.

I used to be fascinated by knives years ago and yours are just cool to watch work.

I'm just dying to inspect the locking mech on both of them. Looks interesting.

“Never carry it” this dudes got this on him in the shower😂takes it everywhere

You may have the pocket Sai, but NO ONE WILL EXPECT POCKET SAND!

That's a really cool collectors piece. Both are really. Things don't have to be practical to be really cool to me.

Problem is... as a sai, t's supposed to be able to stop a sword coming down. This would just collapse down in the hand and let the sword continue down on you. Sounds painful, but I still wanna see it tested

That, my friend, is the only legal weapon in Japan, purely by loophole.

Dude I appreciate anything with a blade. Creativity kerps us moving.

Just that ring alone would make it a really cool fidget knife… we need more ideas like this 👍 take my money 😂

Ah yes, aluminum, the best knife material there is

Dwarven Dad: Oh, Sweet Mordin, I'll tell ya what that is: A mistake.

The Sai is a cool novelty with limited use. However, the second piece could easily be a collapsible survival spear.

Ese "ya no me contestes gato" Dios...me mojé lol

This entire 'stealth' carry centered tang stuff just looks really fun. Can they do all the ninja turtles? Really looking forward to Michaelangelo's nunchuck in this style or a tonfa.

Ya know those retractable razors with the blade that breaks into like 50 segments? This reminds me of that except completely useless

Ice spice 😂 Please guys keep making more podcasts with the both of you only, it’s amazing watching the videos you put out!

Very badass! I would carry it. It would have been nice to have a blade like this a few years ago it would have been a huge help.

And just like that, he bent it xD

All sias are pocket sias if you’re pockets are big enough.

Thats some major mall ninja shit. I want one

This reminded me of how my dad used to teach me how to throw knives and even pens to actually hit the target

Category: stabby stabby.

I feel like its so weird you might actually be able to convince a cop that its some sort of specialist tool for a weird job. Tell them its a tool for skydiving or hot air ballooning or something 😂

Some Anglo- Saxton samurai immigrants from Europe used to carry something called a "Cani-star" short for canine star. It was a small ninja star made from sharpened teeth ( usually rabbit) and bronze.

It’s an extendable tent stake, carry a dozen or so in a bag.

This drop shipper is a great salesman

Ah, ye’ old finger breakers, gotta love knifes that only knife if you’re gentle with it and don’t apply ANY downwards pressure what so ever

Bro that first one got me going “have a SMOKE!”

Don’t know if you didn’t know but it’s the pocket sai with the guards cut off 😉 and a fidget ring at the end

It’s amazing how many people have shirts to sell.

Im sure a lawyer could categorise it as a deadly weapon, so it doesnt defy categories that much

You can find this beauty at any novelty knockoff outlet that you can find tourists in large quantities. Also known as tourist traps.

Imagine that last one bounced back at his foot had me giggling 😂😂

Manuel out the front knifes… Never thought i’d see that

I'm gonna say the "pocket sai" is cool but I wouldn't trust it and by technical definition sais do not have bladed edges, so that would be more of a dagger.

It's comforting to see in these hard Economic Times that mall ninja Weaponry is still made available

Ultra light skeletonized "mall ninja" kunai extending OTF pocket knife. honestly seems really easy to categorize.

Play lawn darts with those.

They should put a disclaimer: you cant use this to protect yourself in dangerous situations

straight assassin's creed material

So close to your foot at the end 😂

I bought their resin version, it's totally awesome and made a great present for the dragon loving uncle of mine, goes great with his mall ninja swords 😊

That my friend is from the "Dangerous as fuck" category 😂😂😂

For your information,the sai was a specializedweapon like the Bundi dagger and was a cilíndrical knife with three edges. It had the two prongs to catch bladed weapons. Once you get stabbed, the wound could not be sutured surgically. This type of bladed weapon had three edges in opposition to the two-sided sword. It was part of the weaponry banned in World War 1 by the Geneva Convention. It is part of the Okinawan emblem. Instead of the Yin-Yang duality, it has the threefold pronciple.

It's literally a hidden blade from assassins creed without the wrist band......yoh should make one lol

As kids we used to play a game we called 'comp' (idk why) where we would choose a leaf or card or what not on the ground and pass a knife around and all go until someone missed, this would be great for that

Bro have that up your sleeve assassin creed vibes

"Incredibly strong" 😂😂😂

That ring knife thing looks like something The Spy from Tf2 would use to backstab enemies.

Your enthusiasm was enough to make it cool🤙🏽

Pocket Sai is interesting, but that pocket Kunai throwing knife is pretty cool.

That thing is designed to make nasty holes in people. That center channel completely eliminates the need for the slight twist you need to overcome the vacuum force once you’ve stabbed and want to remove the knife for another strike. Don’t know how well it would do with slicing, not a whole lot of handle to grasp and the connection seems like it might be a lot weak to side force, but for stabbing? Damn that’s perfect.

The scary potato peeler 9000. Looks like fun😂

I need one of these in my life

“A whole nother thing entirely.” Pulls out basically the same thing

Love that ring on back

Those vegetables are shaking in their skins 😂🥔🥒

I love to stick knives in my collection case that I will NEVER use. I'll take em for that reason. I mean, I will play with them, around the house.

Looks like an out the front gravity knife.

U could make such a sick hidden blade from assassin’s creed with that red one 👀

The coolest box cutters I've ever seen

All knives in history: I quit This knife: I will be regarded as "the knife of Olympus"

Looks like something you would use to hold a tent down with

if this had a trainer version I would defo buy it

Now this is a real assassins creed hidden blade

Works great for my overnight receivers. Only problem is got to hide them thangs when OSHA comes in.

Looks like a deadly weapon against very large envelopes.

There's no way in hell that I was the only one that thought it was meant to be an AC Hidden Blade at first.

I think both items would be defined as a gravity knife, as well it uses gravity to activate. Which would make it illegal in most parts.

Gotta be careful, damn government will most definitely try to classify those as gravity knives for sure

I would put it under maybe the gravity knife category if I had to put it somewhere even though it needs more than just gravity than actual gravity knives but that is what it reminds me of

Man I want these! These are awesome!

The pocket Kunai could use some work but it’s decent…keep modeling it and I’ll buy one

👍🏼 I do kinda like the sai😆

The sai was ok for novelty I guess but this is way more practical. More practicality can be found more so in many places but this is still pretty cool.

That's kinda neat, the dai bothers me because traditional Sai were not sharp they were rounded and had a metal piece on the end like a modern day baton does and were carried by police in Okinawa.

Seems like its time to update my knife selection

Gas station.

That start of the hidden blades

The second one would be cool if it was smaller in length with a bottle opener on the end so it looks like just that

Just a thing to keep in mind, sai’s aren’t meant to be sharp, they were feudal japan’s batons