Bokken
We have a great vareity of Bokken to be purchased, some of them which are included in the set(100cm Bokken with a 55cm Kodaci). Bokken for Kata is not everything. There are also heavy Suburito for Suburi aviliable in the catalog. Bokken (also called Bokuto) is a copied version of a japanese samurai sword in wood. Therefore, Bokken in japanese has a meaning. Boku means wood, and ken and do means sword. In Kendo, the Bokken is used in Kata (promised movements for practicing). All of our Bokken except for Suburi, are best for using in Kata.
This Bokken is made out of red oak in excellent quality. It has a natural colour and has a beautiful texture. Tsuba and Tsubadome is delivered with the Bokken,
This Bokken is made out of red oak in excellent quality. It has a natural colour and has a beautiful texture. Tsuba and Tsubadome is delivered with the Bokken,
This Set consists of a bokken 100cm red oak and a saya. The set price is 10 % cheaper than buying seperately.
The Kodachi is produced from heavy red oak. Length: approx. 55 cm, Weight: approx. 270 g.
This Set consists of of a bokuto red oak 100 cm and a kodachi red oak 55 cm.
This Set consists of a bokken 100 cm red oak and a saya. The set price is 10% cheaper than buying seperately.
This Suburi Bokuto has aan angled ending and thus weighs about 800 g.
This bokken is made of plastic. It was designed to train without armor.
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