As the black whangee is chocolate brown so the white whangee is a natural cane colour. Whangee is our only bamboo cane. Bamboo is not normally suitable for canes because it tends to split and splinter along the stem but the knots on the whangee cane …
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This is about the statutory size of a Singapore Cane. This is a lovely cane to handle. It is 40 inches long and made from 13mm (approx) tohiti rattan. It becomes more severe when the cane is soaked overnight from the tip end to a third of its le…
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The stance and power required to wield one of these means it is never going to be a pleasant sensation. Traditionally the bottom third of the cane is soaked overnight to give it extra weight and flexibility. In the soaked state and at full force it w…
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The tohiti baton is great for impact play and handles much like a thin wooden paddle. Leather grip. approx 16-18mm x 24”
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Dragon is a denser cane than kooboo and this makes it more severe. It is very straight which provides a much better accuracy. approx. 8-10mm x 33". Leather grip. approx 8-10mm x 33"
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Dragon is a denser cane than kooboo and this makes it more severe. It is very straight which provides a much better accuracy. approx. 10-12mm x 35". Leather grip.
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The Kooboo Senior is the larger of the two traditional school canes. Being thicker and longer than the junior canes makes it a little more thuddy. Creates welts and bruise with a longer-lasting and deeper sensation. This cane is straight-handled with…
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The cane of choice for punishing wayward youths. It has more sting and thud than the traditional school canes, leaving very defined welts and bruising and a longer-lasting reminder of the consequences of the recipient's transgression. This cane is st…
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The Kooboo Junior is the smaller of the two traditional school canes. Lightweight and stingy it can be used gently for warm-ups or with more force to produce welts and bruises. This cane is straight-handled with a comfortable black suede grip. . app…
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