Ninja Bokken
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$14.99
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- Overall Length
- 34 1/2''
- Weight
- 1 lb 2 oz
- Culture
- Japanese
Overview
Ninja Bokken
The Ninja bokken is an ideal practice sword to safely practice your sword skills while protecting yourself and partners. Constructed from hardwood and includes two piece handguard.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Culture
- Japanese
- Overall Length
- 34 1/2''
- Blade Length
- 24 1/4''
- Weight
- 1 lb 2 oz
- Country of Origin
- China
- Type
- Bokken
Reviews
What collectors are saying
Q&A
Questions from the community
Q What is the Ninja Bokken actually made of, and what's it meant for? Common Question
This is a hardwood training sword, built for practicing sword forms and partner drills rather than live cutting. It has no live edge, since the entire blade is solid wood, and it includes a two-piece handguard to protect the hands during practice.
Q How long and heavy is the Ninja Bokken, and what does that suit it for? Common Question
It measures 24 1/4'' in blade length and 34 1/2'' overall, weighing 1 lb 2 oz. That's a full-size profile for practicing sword forms and partner drills with realistic reach and handling.
Q Is this safe to use for sparring against a partner? Common Question
It's designed as a practice sword for working on sword skills, and the hardwood blade carries no live edge. That said, the data doesn't make any claim about it being rated for full-contact sparring or theatrical combat, so treat it as a solo-practice and form-training tool rather than contact gear.
Q What does the handguard look like, and how is it fitted? Common Question
The guard is a flat, square tsuba-style plate fitted where the grip meets the blade, described in the listing as a two-piece handguard. In the photographs it appears as a dark-finished block mounted around the shaft with a rubber collar or ferrule at the joint for reinforcement.
Q What's the finish like on the grip and blade? Common Question
The photographs show a matte-to-satin black coating over what appears to be a painted or lacquered wood construction, with visible grain texture on some surfaces and light scuffing on the grip and near the guard from handling.
Q Can I use this for cutting practice, like tatami or bamboo? Common Question
No — this is a wooden bokken meant for practicing sword forms and partner drills, not a blade meant for cutting targets like tatami or bamboo.
Often paired together
Brought a pair to a class. About half way through class one broke in half during drilling.
The other was fine. For the price I’m not complaining, but I will be looking something different in the future.
Bought this and brought it to training. I was using it instead of a regular bokken while my opponent was practicing bo drills. I could instantly hear and feel that the ninja-to was not going to hold up to the impacts of the bo. It sounded almost hollow, and I could feel that it was not dense at all. I switched to another weapon because i knew the ninja-to would break if I didn’t. This item may be suitable for solo training, but it should not be used for actual weapons training or sparring. It’s basically a toy.