Shinai [Assembled]

Japanese Madake Japanese grown Madake shinai are renowned for their excellent fiber density and flexibility while also processing a vibrant color a...

This shinai is a standard koto-style shinai. The body of the Daigo is close to straight, the weight is evenly distributed along the length providin...

This Shinai is a Koto-style Shinai with a slightly heavier tip. The body of the Shinai is slim and close to straight, so it feels slightly heavier ...

This shinai features a distinctive "Hakkaku" - octagonal - Tsuka that is also Kobangata, oval-shaped. The result is a very easy and comfortable gri...

This is a standard Jissengata Dobari-style shinai - this means it is balanced with Shiai in mind. The Kensen - tip - is made slightly slimmer to pr...

This is a versatile Jissengata Shinai with three grip thickness options. Compared to the Hayabusa model, this Shinai is solid and effective for tec...

The Tokuren possesses an almost perfectly straight profile from kensen to tsuka, flaring only slightly at the base. This supreme koto shinai has an...

Standard Weight Koban Shinai This shinai is evenly distributed and perfect for any keiko or shiai occasion. The balance also allows you to really s...

Koto style shinai are known for their slim profile and evenly distributed weight.  Due to this they are very sturdy for shinai and show a great dea...

For the lightest tip and most fluid, lightning fast movements, nothing beats a dobari style jissengata shinai. Very easy to handle and maneuver, ji...