Traditional Indian Martial Arts
Silambam • Lathi Khela • Karra Samu • Gatka • Kalaripayattu • Thang-Ta • Mardani Khel • Paika Akhada
For your 6-ft Natural Varnished Rattan cane bo staff – TryMe Silambam® stick, the most directly relevant traditional art is Silambam. You can mention other arts as related Indian martial-arts traditions, but don’t imply that your particular stick is officially prescribed for all of them.
Designed for Silambam practitioners, martial arts students, trainers, and traditional fitness enthusiasts, this 5.5-foot training stick provides extended reach while maintaining practical flexibility and control during practice.
Traditional Rattan Cane Construction
The stick is made from natural rattan cane and undergoes a traditional heating and beating process to help strengthen the natural cane while retaining its flexibility.
This processing helps produce a sturdy training stick suitable for regular practice, movement drills, coordination exercises, and traditional martial arts training.
Natural Varnished Finish
The natural varnished finish highlights the traditional appearance of the cane while providing a smooth surface for comfortable handling.
The natural finish gives the stick a classic traditional appearance, making it suitable for both regular training and demonstrations.
6 Feet – Balanced Reach & Control
The 5.5-foot length provides greater reach than shorter training sticks and is suitable for practitioners who require additional length for advanced Silambam movements and staff-training exercises.
The flexible construction allows controlled movements, rotations, and traditional training techniques.
Suitable For
The TryMe Silambam® 5.5 Feet Stick can be used for:
- Traditional Silambam practice
- Silambam movement and coordination drills
- Martial arts staff training
- Bo staff-style practice
- Kalaripayattu-related stick training
- Traditional martial arts demonstrations
- Fitness and exercise routines
- Physical coordination and movement training










Reviews
There are no reviews yet.