Return to Naginata - Toda-Ha Buko Ryu Style TK2

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Exactly as described December 18, 2020 Reviewer: Alex from ,   They are excellent training naginatas. The haft is shaped so indicate direction of the wooden wooden. Was this review helpful to you?

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Incredible craftsmanship November 18, 2020 Reviewer: Kevin Saxton from Lakewood, CA United States   Well made from high quality stock,...accurate design and feels wonderful in the hands. Was this review helpful to you?

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November 5, 2020 Reviewer: Zach Johnson from Metro Detroit, MI United States   Was this review helpful to you?

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Expertly made September 18, 2020 Reviewer: James Morganelli from Chicago, IL United States   Incredible hickory tool. One of the best around. Was this review helpful to you?

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Naginata March 4, 2020 Reviewer: Sandra Barber from Austin, TX United States   Item was well made and looks and feels and handles well. It came on time. Good people Was this review helpful to you?

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GREAT QUALITY PRODUCT January 10, 2020 Reviewer: John Coutee from Marksville, LA United States   I am very happy with the item. Great quality. The only issue I have is i have tried on more than 1 occasion to place another order and for some reason it does not go through in your end. A reply back would be great in helping me understand why. Was this review helpful to you?

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Well Made Tool April 4, 2019 Reviewer: TT from East Coast US   TURN AROUND: Ordered3/16, shipped 3/20, arrived 3/26.   WORKMANSHIP: well shaped, symmetrical, straight, sanded to 400 grit.  PHA logo at the base of the blade. one small area mid-handle over carved/cut/sanded, dent about 1/4 inch. WOOD QUALITY: small knot in mid-handle, dense, straight tight grain. no warping so far. SIZE WEIGHT: 7'/84", 3.1lb about 1400g/1.4kg.  "red-oak standard naginata" is 850g /1.89lbs. IMPRESSION: hefty. can/t use arms to manipulate. Must use body to have full control, when done well, feels like feather as the naginata is well balanced. If you are used to whipping around lighter weight naginata using your arms, think well before purchasing this.  like the fact it has no coating on it.  slips through the hands very nicely,  yet easy to feel the shift in balance point while moving.  Egg shaped handle makes it easy to index the edge. Was this review helpful to you?

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January 28, 2019 Reviewer: milton ganz from Selma, TX United States   They worked with me and were great about getting the naginata to me. It is well made and worth the money. Was this review helpful to you?

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I couldn't break it. January 11, 2019 Reviewer: Jeremiah M. from Mishawaka, IN United States   As far as wooden trainers goes, this is the best I have ever used. The teardrop shaped handle is excellent for indexing the blade. After a few days of running thought kata and drills with this beast. (being 7'5" and right around 6 lbs) I decided to put "Impact Grade" to the test. After a few rounds with my striking post, which has been the end to many of wooden weapons in the past. I succeeded in barely dent the thing.  A few more furious striking and combos.. and the only thing that gave in was the my post. Shattering the base and send the post flying. I'm more than impressed with this product and will be recommending it to my fellow martial artist. Was this review helpful to you?

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A naginata built to last October 30, 2018 Reviewer: John Bouthner from Baltimore, MD United States   Excellent product, highly recommended.  Stronger than any other commercially available naginata I have used. Was this review helpful to you?