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#431302 - 01/09/11 12:06 PM Bokken / training sword
TheJoeWithers Stranger Registered: 01/09/11 Posts: 1	Hi people i am in need of a bokken preferably with saya can i get some advise on where and what type to get.
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#431308 - 01/10/11 08:00 PM Re: Bokken / training sword [Re: TheJoeWithers]
iaibear Veteran Registered: 08/24/05 Posts: 1287 Loc: upstate New York	The catalog I have is a decade old, but it could be a source to ask. The Kyota Company, Inc. 2326 N. Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218 phone toll free (800) 783-2232 Among many other bokken, my old catalog lists Kenjutsu (Long) red oak with plastic saya $119 Long red oak economy (NO saya) $10 Edited by iaibear (01/10/11 08:06 PM)
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#431341 - 01/17/11 05:19 PM Re: Bokken / training sword [Re: TheJoeWithers]
pgsmith Member Registered: 04/12/05 Posts: 275 Loc: Texas	Hey Joe, My advice is to go to E-Bogu ... http://www.e-bogu.com/Bokken_s/16.htm They have decent quality products, and are pretty inexpensive. Stick with a standard size kendo no kata bokken. Their high quality oak bokken is $15, and a plastic bokken saya is $18. Cheers, _________________________ Paul
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