06/08/2026
How Steel Mace Length Completely Changes Your Physics 📐
When you buy a steel mace, you probably only look at the total weight. But the physical length and handle diameter completely dictate how that weight actually feels in motion.
Here is the breakdown of the physics almost no one talks about:
📐 The Handle & Diameter Baseline
1.25" Diameter Handle: Limited to a 36" max length (Available in 2kg to 6kg).
1.5" Diameter Handle: Available in both 36" and 40" lengths (Available in 2kg all the way to 32kg).
🔄 Length Changes the Balance Point
Where the weight sits changes how the mace rotates.
Shorter (36"): More weight is distributed down into the shaft. This means less torque, faster speed, and a shorter, more frequent pull.
Longer (40"): Pushes the weight heavily towards the globe. This creates massive torque, a longer backswing, and a much smoother, elongated pull.
🥊 The 36" vs 36" Battle (1.25" vs 1.5" Diameter)
Even at the exact same length, handle thickness shifts the balance point:
36" length with 1.25" handle: More weight is in the handle itself, giving you lightning-fast speed and snappier directional changes.
36" length with 1.5" handle: More weight stays concentrated in the globe. This creates a longer relative balance point, making it perfect for smooth flow work and seamless transitions.
Which one fits your training style? Drop a comment below if you prefer a fast, snappy mace or a long, high-torque swing! 👇