Other martial arts items
This is a small but very mixed category. On one side it contains reusable breaking boards, and on the other tiger claws, foot spikes and a grappling hook with rope. That combination means the product cannot be judged from the subcategory name alone. The first step is deciding whether the item is meant for strength and technical practice, costume completion, display or simply storage alongside other equipment.
The data shows clearly different constructions. The grappling hook includes a 10 m rope, while the breaking boards differ in thickness and weight, for example around 0.88 kg, 1 kg or 1.22 kg. Board dimensions also vary, including 25x22 cm, 28.5x28.5 cm and 33.5x25 cm. Those are exactly the figures worth checking before deciding, because even a modest change in size can affect storage or the way a specific accessory fits into the rest of the setup.
How to compare the group
The most sensible approach is to look at material, overall size, weight and whether the item is meant to work as part of a larger set. Storage also matters here because some pieces have irregular shapes or added parts such as rope.
After unpacking, inspect the edges, joints and working surfaces. If the equipment is not used regularly, it is usually better to keep it in a closed storage place than loose among other accessories. That makes organisation easier and reduces accidental damage.