Gather round and listen up, today we’re talking about steel maces.

Now, they’re not your everyday training tools, but fear not!

We’ll make buying your first steel mace a piece of cake.

First things first, let’s take a look at the mace itself.

These bad boys can be a mixed bag depending on where you buy them from, not all macebells are created equally.

The length of the handle is important.

A longer handle means more leverage which means more weight.

Now, when it comes to grip, it’s important you get a mace with good knurling otherwise it’ll slip right out of your hands.

The more knurling, the better grip you’ll have with the heavier weights.

And if you need to, chalk up to get some extra grip once your hands become sweaty.

Speaking of grip, some maces have a cheap plastic tip at the end.

Avoid these as they can become loose and fall off, or they’ll scuff up over time and rip the skin off your hands.

Now, let’s talk materials.

Solid steel is the way to go or bamboo if you’re feeling fancy.

A bamboo macebell is excellent if you want a mace that’s adjustable.

O.k, so now we’ve got that covered it’s time to talk weight.

For most men go a 4kg for starters and for women, a 3kg Maverick Mace will suffice.

So, there you have it—a crash course on buying your first steel mace, Maverick Mace or Maverick Club.

We’ve covered handles, grips, leverage, tips, materials, and weights.

Now you’re ready to swing!

Just remember, maces are more than just fancy workout tools. They’re like your trusty sidekick, ready to swing into action and make your fitness routine a whole lot more exciting.

So, grab your steel mace, steel clubs or gada and get ready for a swinging good time!