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All of these wooden swords are made of solid & first class white oak and or brown stained oak
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These brown oak bokken are a good choice if you just starting out and don't want to spend a lot of money on your first wooden sword
- brown stained oak
- good overall finish
- not suitable for hard contact
- good balance
- good price / quality
These white oak bo (staff) are made of solid white oak and a very good choice for each martial arts practitioner
- solid white oak
- good overall finish
- not too heavy
- good balance
- good price / quality
These white oak bokken are an ideal choice if you need a descent sword that can handle lot of hard contact
- solid white oak
- good overall finish
- suitable for hard contact
- good balance
- good price / quality
These white jo (short staff) are made of solid white oak and a very good choice for each martial arts practitioner
- solid white oak
- good overall finish
- does fit in our swordbag
- good balance
- good price / quality
This plastic saya is a required 'item' if you need to learn how to draw and re-sheath your wooden sword
- solid plastic
- very light
- has a kurikata
- standard bokken fit
- good price / quality
These white oak bokken with hi are an ideal choice if you are an Iaidoka practitioner and need a quality wooden sword than can produce the right 'sound'
- solid white oak
- good overall finish
- sword with hi (groove)
- good balance
- good price / quality
Customers about us :
Charlier, Loïc
I'm no expert on the matter, but this katana seems very well built and it's exactly what I wanted. I'm thrilled! Thank you Dave for all your services...
Dragos Ivan
Best customer service ever!Will purchase again any time soon.
Christophe
The perfect seller!! Good communication, speedy delivery, wonderful item! Highly recommended! Thanks and till next time!
A bokken is generally used by the Japanese martial artists who want to learn the art of the 'sword drawing'.
The Aikido bokken is a safe substitute for an Iaito or a real japanese sword.
The use of the bokken started to become known in 1336-1600 A.D. , in the period of Muromachi. By using the bokken, the warriors started to learn about dueling with a single opponent, and not just in battles on a battlefield. This is how it had taken birth the “Ryu” style.
Bokken are used in various Martial Arts such as : Iaido, Bujinkan, Kendo and other Ninjutsu systems.