Shoto 62cm Training - Unbreakable
The Shoto, otherwise known as a short sword, is a smaller sword traditionally used alongside a Katana.
Manufactured from an indestructible polypropylene, the SMAI Training Shoto is heavy duty. This is a far superior option to that of a timber weapon that has been designed as an incredibly durable item under their intended normal use.
Specifications
- Material: Polypropylene
- Length: 62cm
- Shoto, Tsuba and guard included
- Sold individually - Image of close up and full length for illustration purposes only.
Please note: The plastic may develop a slight bend in the mould when put under extreme use, which can be corrected by physically bending the opposite way by hand.
The Shoto, otherwise known as a short sword, is a smaller sword traditionally used alongside a Katana.
Manufactured from an indestructible polypropylene, the SMAI Training Shoto is heavy duty. This is a far superior option to that of a timber weapon that has been designed as an incredibly durable item under their intended normal use.
Specifications
- Material: Polypropylene
- Length: 62cm
- Shoto, Tsuba and guard included
- Sold individually - Image of close up and full length for illustration purposes only.
Please note: The plastic may develop a slight bend in the mould when put under extreme use, which can be corrected by physically bending the opposite way by hand.
Description
The Shoto, otherwise known as a short sword, is a smaller sword traditionally used alongside a Katana.
Manufactured from an indestructible polypropylene, the SMAI Training Shoto is heavy duty. This is a far superior option to that of a timber weapon that has been designed as an incredibly durable item under their intended normal use.
Specifications
- Material: Polypropylene
- Length: 62cm
- Shoto, Tsuba and guard included
- Sold individually - Image of close up and full length for illustration purposes only.
Please note: The plastic may develop a slight bend in the mould when put under extreme use, which can be corrected by physically bending the opposite way by hand.
