The Chinese Pagoda Style knuckle duster was made as part of a design competition and was designed by a YouTube friend of mine (Can't remember his YouTube channel name right now), the large spike resembles the roof of an Asian pagoda tower and there is very oriental look to the whole piece, it also features many unusual characteristics, but is still practical.
The finger holes can be described as either four finger holes with the bars removed or one large hole with grooves to accommodate the fingers
The size for this Knuckle Duster is medium to large hands, Features One large grooved finger hole as mentioned above and a long flat palm rest, it also features a few decorative holes under the finger hole.
Weight is low due its thickness and it being made of Aluminium.
The large single spike on top would be used for striking, but the knuckle duster also has two other spikes on the sides, these are sharpened and are more like blades than spikes, they would be used like a skull crusher in a hammer blow move.
Features no makers mark but was made by the person who makes most of my other knuckle dusters.
Overall a absolute classic design and very attractive (although it could be finished better) and a total one-off design, although still practical in the fact that it "could" be used, it is too big to carry in a pocket.
Great for display and as a talking point,
Dimensions - 170mm wide, 125mm high, 10mm thick, Finger hole is 120mm wide and 30mm high.
Please leave a comment letting me know what you think! Thanks.
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