A full comprehensive list of FMA Kali Weapons
Impact weapons:
Baston, olisi, yantok: stick ranging from twenty-four to twenty-eight inches long
. Kamagong (ironwood or ebony) and bahi (heart of the palm) charred and hardened sticks for heavy combat
Largo mano yantok: longer stick ranging from twenty-eight to thirty-six inches
Dulo y dulo: short stick about four to seven inches in length, held in the palm of the hand
Bankaw: six-foot pole - like a rattan Bo
Dagas: Wooden dagger measuring 12 to 14 inches
Panangga: shield
Improvised weapons:
Wood planks, steel pipes, umbrellas, flashlights, rolled-up magazines/ newspapers, books, cell phones, tennis rackets, butt of billiards cue, bottles, coffee mugs, chair legs, tree branches or twigs, etc.
Edged weapons:
Baraw or Daga- knife or dagger.
Baraw and Daga can be used either as Solo Baraw or Solo Daga
Doble Baraw or Doble Daga associated with the
double knife fighting systems Olisi Baraw
sword and dagger fighting systems Espada y Daga.
Daga/Cuchillo (Spanish for dagger and knife) or Baraw/ Pisaw: daggers or knives of different shapes and sizes
Balisong: butterfly knife or fan knife
Karambit: claw-shaped Indonesian blade held by inserting the finger into a hole at the top of the handle
Bolo: a knife/sword like a machete
Pinuti: a type of sword from Cebu, like a Sundang but elongated
Iták or sundáng: a farm or house hold bladed implement
Barong: wide flat leaf-shaped blade
Binakoko: long blade
Dinahong palay: narrow blade shape similar to a rice leaf
Kalis: Larger, thicker Filipino kris
Kampilan: fork-tipped sword, popular in the southern Philippines
Sibat: spear
Improvised weapons:
Icepicks, box cutters, screwdrivers, scissors, broken bottles, pens, car keys
Flexible weapons:
Sarong: a length of fabric wrapped around the waist
Ekut: handkerchief
Tabak-toyok: nunchaku - rattan so faster and lighter than the Okinawan version
Latigo - whip: handle between 8 and 12 inches, lash composed of a braided thong 3–20 ft long. The "fall" at the end of the lash is a single piece of leather 10–30 inches
Improvised weapons:
Belt, bandana, handkerchiefs, shirts, towels/socks with hard soap bars/rocks, ropes, power cables, etc.
