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Great overall |
May 13, 2008 |
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David Chin
from Wayne, PA United States
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I had mine for about 2-3 years, used once a week for the first two years and twice a week for the last few months before one of the slats broke. It held up very well during this time and withstood several splinter repairs. If you're willing to regularly check it diligently, it will last and serve you well.
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Broken too |
August 19, 2007 |
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OP
from Switzerland
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I also bought a shinai in Budapest and it break at the third trainning. It's sad because it had a nice balance.
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Great shinai |
April 27, 2006 |
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Sebastian Nowakowski
from The Hague, Zuid Holland Netherlands
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Great price/quality ratio. It's my first shinai but compared to others I held it feels awesome; great balance! Nice tsuka and a nice big Sakigawa. Could recommend it to people like me who have weak joints and tend to overstretch. It looks heavy but I'm really pleased with the feel. (And so was my Sensei) Thumbs up.
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Musha shinai |
April 27, 2006 |
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J Brown
from Mill Creek, WA United States
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I am new to kendo and i bought a practice shinai as well as a Musha style shinai to see if i could feel the difference. My practice shinai is great but, when you hold the musha shinai its like night and day, the musha almost feels weightless because of the excellent balance and craftsmanship. I would recomend this shinai to anyone just starting out or to experienced kendo practioners alike.
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