Bokken made of hardwood (about 102 cm)

A striking ranged weapon—the Bokken.

Sword fighting is still considered one of the high arts of martial arts today. Even in ancient times, real swords were replaced with wooden replicas due to the high risk of injury. With the bokken, you too can test yourself in the noble art of sword fighting and practice effective sword-and-staff techniques. The bokken is particularly easy to grip thanks to its shape and fits perfectly in the hand.

Hardwood meets the high standards of martial arts.

Martial arts weapons such as a bokken must not only withstand particularly high impact forces, but their swing characteristics must also create realistic sensations for the practitioner. The hardwood used in the bokken is characterized by its material texture and high compressive strength, making it ideal for weapons. A protective coating shields the wooden sword from splintering and, above all, from moisture. When storing the bokken, be sure to keep it in a dry place and protect it from damage caused by water or moisture or intense sunlight.

Preserving tradition with the bokken.

For sports, hunting, or the preservation of traditions, the German Weapons Act makes exceptions, and thus the possession of a bokken is not subject to a permit requirement. It is modeled after the traditional katana, the long sword of the samurai. Like its great predecessor, it is slightly curved toward the back and crafted to the ideal length of a long sword.

For safe sword-fighting training, no ifs, ands, or buts—order the high-quality bokken from the Budoland Onlineshop and have it delivered directly to your desired address.