Red Oak Tanto is a safer way to train than with a ‘live’ blade. This is a very traditional wooden training knife and a must have for many Japanese Martial Arts

White Oak Tanto is a safer way to train than with a ‘live’ blade. This is a very traditional wooden training knife is quite rare these days

Chrome Round Sai have a great weight, are super durable and look great. They are mainly used for striking, locking, trapping, blocking and parries

Chrome Octagonal Sai Daggers have a great weight, are super durable and look great. They are mostly used for striking, locking, trapping, blocking and parries.

Red Oak Tonfa are mostly known as being a traditional Okinawa Kobudo weapon but are actually from all over Asia. They possibly derive from a millstone handle

Red Oak Kama are traditionally associated with Okinawan Karate Styes, but it is a weapon that exists throughout Asia and beyond being a simple farming tool

Metal Kama Weapon are traditionally associated with Okinawan Karate Styles, but it is a weapon that exists throughout Asia as being a simple farming tool

These super safe Rubber Ninja Stars are perfect for kids to chuck about with breaking most things, however they are also perfect for practicing actual Shuriken throwing

Practice Throwing Knives are a great way to train your throwing arm for Martial Arts like Ninjutsu and the Japanese Kobudo Styles. Being blunt, they're super safe too

These Practice Throwing Needles are not sharp and made from Stainless steel, they come in a set of four and have a sturdy case to put them in.

One of the classic Ninjutsu Training Tools, maybe not trained with so much but definite a symbol of Ninjutsu is the Ninja Grappling Hook.

A super old skool climbing tool but similar in theory to modern day crampons but for hands. Aimed at helping climb trees but also rocky surfaces are possible too. They could also be used as weapons for clawing and scratching.