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Tactical Belt Holder for Tonfa Batons
Do you need your hands free for the task at hand whilst keeping your defensive weapon ready for immediate deployment? This professional tonfa holder is an essential accessory for any security personnel, police officer, or modern combat simulation enthusiast. It is crafted from durable nylon webbing and a sturdy polymer ring designed to withstand rough handling in the field. Thanks to the smart snap-button system, you can easily attach it to your belt without having to undo the buckle or remove other gear. It is a small but crucial detail that enhances your comfort and tactical readiness. Further product information ...
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Tactical Nylon Belt Holder for Tonfa Batons
Installation and Usage
The holder is designed for quick attachment. Simply wrap the nylon loop around your belt (suitable for most duty and standard belts up to approx. 5 cm / 2 inches wide) and secure it with the two metal press studs. These are strong enough to prevent accidental opening even during vigorous movement or running. Slide the long end of the tonfa through the plastic ring until it rests on the side handle. This keeps the weapon securely positioned along your thigh.
Compatibility
This holder has been designed to fit perfectly with tonfas from our range. Please check your model number in the table below to ensure a correct fit:
| Suitable for Models | No. 30930, 30970, 88283 and 88282 |
| Strap Material | Durable Nylon (webbing) |
| Ring Material | Hardened Polymer |
| Attachment System | Loop with double press studs |
Historical Context: From Rice Mill to Riot Gear
The tonfa, known today as standard equipment for police forces worldwide, has its roots in Okinawa. Originally, it was the wooden handle of a rice or soy grinder. The inhabitants of Okinawa, who were forbidden from carrying swords, transformed this agricultural tool into an effective weapon within the martial art of Kobudo. The modern side-handle police baton began to spread massively in the US in the 1970s, necessitating the creation of specialised holders like this one, as unlike a standard truncheon, it cannot simply be tucked behind a belt.
Maintenance and Care
Nylon and polymer are low-maintenance materials. If the holder gets dirty with mud or dust, simply wipe it with a damp cloth or hand wash it in soapy water. However, avoid contact with open flames or extreme heat, which could melt the nylon fibres or the plastic ring. Take care in freezing conditions—even durable plastic can become brittle at temperatures well below zero, so avoid hard impacts on the empty ring.
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