Bokken & iaito's

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  • Bokken made from Japanese wood Bokken made from Japanese wood

    Bokken made from Japanese wood

    Ft 8.900 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 15.30, shipped the same day
  • John Lee red wood iaito, short, blunt (battle-ready) John Lee red wood iaito, short, blunt (battle-ready)

    John Lee red wood iaito, short, blunt (battle-ready)

    Ft 73.200 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 15.30, shipped the same day
  • Bokken Bokken

    Bokken

    Ft 13.000 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 15.30, shipped the same day
  • Rubber tanto Rubber tanto

    Rubber tanto

    Ft 4.000 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 15.30, shipped the same day
  • Bokken Daito Bokken Daito

    Bokken Daito

    Ft 8.400 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 15.30, shipped the same day
  • Bokken Shoto Bokken Shoto

    Bokken Shoto

    Ft 8.200 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 15.30, shipped the same day

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Buy Wooden Bokkens

Battle-ready bokkens made from the finest wood types. Our bokkens are crafted by specialists with years of experience in martial arts such as kenjutsu. We offer both wooden bokkens and polypropylene. Some historical bokkens were even inlaid with gemstones or painted with gold leaf. The bokken is the ideal weapon to practice samurai sword fighting techniques. Today, the bokken is mainly used for practicing martial arts such as aikido, kendo, iaido, kenjutsu, jodo, and nanbudo. It is a cheaper and safer substitute than the katana.  

 

Buy Iaito

The iaitō is the battle-ready variant of the katana. These katanas have a blunt edge allowing them to be used for practicing martial arts such as aikido, kendo, iaido, kenjutsu, jodo, and nanbudo. These katanas have a tempered blade making them fully functional. The tang construction and grip are made in the same way as other katanas. The first iaitō were made after the Second World War to provide people the opportunity to own a sword to practice budo. We offer different types of iaito that vary in weight, length, and balance.