Whether you practice Kenjitsu, Aikido, Ju Jitsu, Ninjutsu or another Japanese martial arts you’ll love these Red Oak Bokken for sword practice and training

The White Oak Bokken is a lovely looking weapon that is perfectly suited for Aikido, Ju Jitsu, Ninjutsu, Kendo and Kenjitsu. A great alternative to red oak

The Black Oak Bokken is a wooden bokken made from oak. Suitable for Japanese martial arts styles such as Ninjutsu for sparring and sword practice training

With these foam bokken swords you can practice sparring and fast drills with a lot less worry about serious bruises. Great fun, good training & good practice

What would be the ultimate Bokken? One that cannot break, matches a katana in weight, size and feel. The Coldsteel Unbreakable Bokken is the perfect Bokken

These Plastic Saya for Bokken fit all our standard wooden bokken at Enso Martial Arts Shop in Bristol. This allows you to practice drawing sword techniques.

Red Oak Shoto is the wooden training version of the Japanese Wakizashi sword, and comes complete with a plastic Tsuba or guard for hand protection

The Cold Steel Unbreakable Wakazashi is perfect training equivalent for the Metal Wakizashi and the perfect training partner for the Cold Steel Unbreakable Bokken

Perfect for kids wanting to practice Kenjitsu, Aikido, Ju Jitsu, Ninjutsu or another Japanese martial arts not able to use the standard length Red Oak Bokken

Perfect for kids wanting to practice Kenjitsu, Aikido, Ju Jitsu, Ninjutsu or another Japanese martial arts not able to use the standard length White Oak Bokken

Suburi Bokken Sword are designed for solo practice to build up the strength you need to developed for Kenjitsu, Kendo, Aikido and other Japanese Sword styles

Suburi Bokken Sword are designed for solo practice to build up the strength you need to developed for Kenjitsu, Kendo, Aikido and other Japanese Sword styles

Bamboo Shinai Sword are usually used for Kendo practice, but many martial arts use them as a tough weapon for practicing defence against sword attacks

Simply apply a coating of this oil, after sanding back all the layers of varnish of course, and it'll nourish and soak into the wood helping to make it a healthy piece of wood.