Canchucks are perfect for any drunk looking for some Japanese flair in their fighting style.
These beer can weapons are attached by a metal chain so one can swing them around in a very Bruce Lee fashion. The cans come already emptied, so you don’t have to drink the beers before assembling the kit (otherwise there would be a lot of drunken nun-chuck accidents). The cans are actually filled with foam, so they’re not as dangerous as their more traditional, firmer nun-chuck sister; however, they could still do some damage in the wrong hands.
The selection of Canchucks ranges from Colt 45 to Pabst Blue Ribbon weapons. Whether you use these beer nun-chucks as a decorative item or as a weapon is up to you.
DIY Beer Weapons
Making Canchucks is the Best Way to Recycle
Trend Themes
1. DIY Beer Weapons - Creating and selling DIY beer weapons can be a new DIY trend as well as an opportunity for the alcohol industry to diversify.
2. Sustainable DIY Weapons - Selling sustainable DIY weapons made from recycled materials, such as beer cans, can be a new trend in the DIY space and a disruption for traditional weapons manufacturers.
3. Japanese Flair Weapons - Selling weapons with a Japanese flair for recreational and hobby purposes can be a new trend and a viable innovation opportunity in the weapons market.
Industry Implications
1. Alcohol Industry - The alcohol industry could tap into the DIY beer weapon trend to create new revenue streams and diversify their product offerings.
2. DIY Industry - DIY retailers and manufacturers can capitalize on the trend of DIY beer weapons by offering kits and tutorials to enable customers to make their own weapons.
3. Weapons Industry - Traditional weapons manufacturers can disrupt the market by embracing the trend of sustainable DIY weapons made from recycled materials.