• Straight styled Bo
• 1-1/4 inches diameter
• Hardwood

Available in either 5' or 6' lengths

Tapered styled bo.

• 1-1/4 inches diameter, tapered to 1 inch on end.
• Hardwood.

Sizes: 5', or 6'.

Smaller diameter for smaller hands!

• 1 inch diameter tapered to 3/4 inches.
• Hardwood.

Sizes: 4', 4-1/2', 5', or 6'.

• Handcarved, lightweight made of all-natural rattan.
• Traditional spiral burn pattern with hand carvings on both ends.

Sizes 5 or 6 feet.

To the samurai warrior, the bo staff was a spear with the tip broken off. A well-versed warrior could wield the staff either as a short-, medium- or long-range weapon, depending on the situation and placement of hands. Many choose to spar and practice using various lengths.

• Available in Red, Black, Blue, Green, or Grey.
• Available in 5' or 6'

Whether on the battlefield or guarding the castle and its emperor, the samurai employed a long-range bladed weapon known as a naginata. It averaged two to three meters in length. In battle, the naginata proved to be one of the most feared weapons, since it could stab, thrust and cut from any angle. Thrusting and cutting at full speed using the naginata drains one’s power and quickly leads to fatigue. One must kiai (give a shout of encouragement) much louder when wielding a long-range weapon.P>

• Available in Red, Black, Blue, Green, or Grey.
• 26" Striking Area.
• 46" Handle.

The spear has been one of the most used and practical long-range weapon throughout history. Even today many warring tribes in undeveloped countries continue to fight with a spear. For basic protection and self defense the early weapon of choice among the masses was a staff but the soldiers’ long-range weapon of choice was the spear. Now you can practice lighting fast thrusts and long range parries without the possibility of injury.

• Available in Red, Black, Blue, Green, or Grey.
• 20" Striking Area.
• 52" Handle.