The Pinuti is a Filipino sword from the Visayas, Philippines. The weapon was originally intended as an agricultural implement. The grip is usually made of guava wood, which is light. The …

Pinute – The Pinute is a straight blade that used to be carried by natives of the Visayan islands whenever they travel through the jungles in search of food during peace times.

Hailing from the Visayan Islands of the central Philippines, the machete-like Pinute is a lightweight, straight-spined chopping blade that is designed for both utility and defense.

Apr 27, 2010 · The Pinuti goes by many names, from diffrent spellings like pinute or penuti, to regional terms like Itak in the Illocano and Tagalog dialects of the north, or Talibong in some …

Pinuti is one of the Katipunan bolos’ commonly known in Luzon and Visayas. It’s characteristic design is usually a simple flat back on the blade,with a belly on the midsection, and a piercing tip.

The word “pinute” is Taglog and translates as “whitened or polished blade.” Similarly, the word “pinuti” is a Cebuano term which means whitened. When used as a farm implement, the blade …

In a pinch, it makes a great weapon of self defense. The TAK Training Pinute comes with a rubber cord cord handle which really is the only practical grip for a sword of this size. It is comfortable, …

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Mar 7, 2012 · Not only Filipino martial artists and sword collectors buy there, hunters, campers, fisherman and landscapers often buy the Pinute because it is hard to find a good quality blade …

Pinute. $ 59.00 27.5" overall length, 21" cutting edge, 0.5" thick blade. This sword originates from the Visayan islands and like most weapons, has it's practical application for brush clearing, …