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Poly-Knuckles
Hello!
I would suggest looking into the legality of poly-knuckles in your area(for self defense or a prop), as some places have banned them. Me being from Canada, it is illegal to own brass knuckles, but poly-knuckles are just fine because they contain no metal.
These were designed to fit fairly large hands.
If these are used as a prop, lets say against a punching bag for full effect, they will hold up from my experience.
Violence is never good, its best to avoid it! I wouldn't suggest using these for actual fights.
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