BOKKEN WITH SCABBARD with cord grip

Bokken with Scabbard and Cord Grip

The Bokken with Scabbard and Cord Grip is a high-quality training tool designed for martial artists practicing Kenjutsu, Aikido, and Iaido. This wooden sword serves as a safe and durable alternative to a live blade, allowing practitioners to master drawing, striking, and holstering techniques with a realistic feel. The inclusion of a scabbard (saya) makes it an essential piece of equipment for those focusing on the art of the draw.

Realistic Training Experience

Crafted to mimic the weight and balance of a traditional katana, this bokken helps develop the muscle memory and coordination required for advanced swordplay. The cord-wrapped grip (tsuka-maki) provides superior traction and comfort, ensuring the sword remains secure in your hands during high-intensity drills or kata. The plastic scabbard is specifically fitted to the blade, providing a smooth draw and a secure fit when sheathed.

Key Product Features

• Durable wood construction designed to withstand repetitive practice sessions

• Traditional cord-wrapped handle for an authentic feel and non-slip grip

• Removable plastic guard (tsuba) and securing ring (rubber stopper) included

• Sleek black scabbard with integrated cord for securing to a belt or uniform

• Lightweight yet balanced design to reduce wrist fatigue during long training hours

• Polished finish to ensure smooth transitions when drawing or holstering

What is Included

This training set includes the following components:

• One Wooden Bokken with Cord-Wrapped Grip

• One Matching Plastic Scabbard (Saya)

• One Plastic Hand Guard (Tsuba)

• One Rubber Securing Ring

Dimensions and Weight

• Overall Length: Approximately 40 inches

• Blade Length: Approximately 30 inches

• Handle Length: Approximately 10 inches

• Weight: Optimized for realistic balance and handling

Care and Maintenance

To ensure the longevity of your wooden bokken, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping or cracking. Periodically inspect the wood for any splinters or damage caused by impact. If the wood becomes dry, a light application of lemon oil or mineral oil can help maintain the integrity of the fibers. Wipe the scabbard with a soft cloth to remove dust and debris.