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This is a version of the Steel Saints Lanyard, revised for a 1″ steel ball insert (vs. the 1.5″ ball). I’ve made this for the sensei of a martial arts academy in Texas, and I’m working on some non-adjustable versions for his students. The difference and size and weight between the 1″ and 1.5″ steel balls is substantial. Swinging the smaller ball just does not feel right, sort of like swinging a golf club with a low swing weight. As in golf club design, the feel can be adjusted to preference by adding weight to the club head, or reducing the weight of the shaft. Also, with the smaller monkeys fist, I don’t want huge knots, throwing off the aesthetic balance of the piece. For these reasons, I’ve made the following refinements to the design of the Texas Saints Martial Arts Lanyard:

1. The braid is made thinner to reduce weight and wind resistance by incorporating the second color (black) as a gutted strand of paracord.
2. The manrope knot is done with two rather than three passes (also using the gutted paracord)

This video compares impact of this 1″ steel ball lanyard on a gallon jug of water with impact from my Steel Saints Lanyard which contains a 1.5″ steel ball.

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