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Cold Steel Training Dagger Polypropylene Handle with Blunt

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Brand Cold Steel
Blade Length 30 Inches
Handle Material Polypropylene,Steel
Blade Material polypropylene
Style Bokken

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  • Made from super tough polypropylene
  • With no sharp edges or points they are perfect for armored sparring, training, conditioning drills and “pell work”
  • Each model also features an intricately detailed imitation cord wrap grip, offering superior control even when wearing heavy gloves
  • Superior heavy-duty training potential for the modern Martial Artist
  • Specifications - Blade Length: 30 inches; Handle Length: 11 1/2 inches; Weight: 19.9 ounces

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Cold Steel Bokken Martial Arts Training Sword

Our Japanese Training Swords are closely modeled after our world-famous Warrior series swords. Their wide blades imitate the flowing lines of our Warrior swords, but as they are made from super tough polypropylene, with no sharp edges or points they are perfect for armored sparring, training, conditioning drills and “pell work”. Each model also features an intricately detailed imitation cord wrap grip, offering superior control even when wearing heavy gloves. Our Training Swords offer superior heavy-duty training potential for the modern Martial Artist.

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Customers find the sword durable, well-made, and suitable for practice. They appreciate its good value for money and simple design. Many find it a nice bokken with a cool black color. However, opinions differ on its weight, feel, and balance.

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634 customers mention "Durability"558 positive76 negative

Customers appreciate the sword's durability. They find it well-made, solid to strike with, and durable. The sword is a no-nonsense piece of hardware that accurately replicates the original design. It's suitable for long-term matches.

"...You pull this bokken out in its plastic, and feel the sturdiness and weight, see the beauty, and know you have a worthy training weapon that will..." Read more

"...This unit seems to be stout and not as prone to breaking as some other units...." Read more

"Very high quality, good length and awesome for casual sword workouts...." Read more

"...It's also very sturdy and long. I expected it to be a bit shorter, but I love it regardless" Read more

481 customers mention "Sword quality"471 positive10 negative

Customers like the sword quality. It's sturdy and well-made, making it a good training sword for casual sword workouts and honing skills. The round edge is good for practice on a Bob dummy.

"...much more than this, and this, but for the thinner tsuba, gives as good a workout, without the unwillingness to damage them in any way...." Read more

"...The blunt roundness of the "edge" is good for practice on a BOB dummy as unless you are really striking hard will not hurt the BOB, or any other..." Read more

"Very high quality, good length and awesome for casual sword workouts...." Read more

"...It's heavy and can leave a decent bruise if hit with haha. It's also very sturdy and long. I expected it to be a bit shorter, but I love it regardless" Read more

168 customers mention "Value for money"163 positive5 negative

Customers appreciate the sword's value for money. They say the handle is comfortable and it's a good buy.

"...I honestly didn’t think the plastic would hold up as well as it has. Good price too. Not as heavy as my real katana...." Read more

"...difficult and risky to even spar with it... but...it's still awesome for the price, regardless of the hell I've had to go through with it." Read more

"...this bokken for training in my sword style and overall, I'd it's a great value. It's extremely sturdy and obviously well made...." Read more

"It's amazingly durable and amazingly well designed and priced i truly love it and if you don't want to have to be constantly tightening the rubber..." Read more

149 customers mention "Design"134 positive15 negative

Customers appreciate the sword's design. They find it simple and straightforward, with a nice black color. The product looks good and feels great in hand. It fits a need to purchase a manly-looking weapon while maintaining a kid-friendly environment.

"...bokken out in its plastic, and feel the sturdiness and weight, see the beauty, and know you have a worthy training weapon that will not let you..." Read more

"...Tsuba - Too wide. Style is nice, but it protrudes too much in comparison to other practice weapons and even authentic sword designs...." Read more

"I bought it for my boyfriend and he loves it so much and it looks so cool." Read more

"...Durable material. Straight edgewise. Looks cool. Bad: Blade not perfectly straight planewise - See pics...." Read more

134 customers mention "Length"97 positive37 negative

Customers like the sword's length. They say it has the right dimensions as far as length and width, with the ends on the blade being perfect for a blade this size and length. The weight seems off even taking into account the point of balance being about 6 inches out. However, they find the proportions more or less correct, and it weighs 2lbs although the PoB is about 6 inches out. It's suitable for people with small and small/medium hands, but moistening the inner surface of the band can make fitting the band easier.

"Very high quality, good length and awesome for casual sword workouts...." Read more

"...It's also very sturdy and long. I expected it to be a bit shorter, but I love it regardless" Read more

"great size, it is the correct size for an actual long sword Seems to be made of a durable material Great moulding..." Read more

"...Slightly longer than a normal Katana, but not by a noticeable amount at first glance. Assembly for Tsuba is simple and easy...." Read more

392 customers mention "Weight"249 positive143 negative

Customers have different views on the sword's weight. Some find it suitable for training purposes and appreciate the bokken being weighted toward the blade, which provides extra confidence. Others wish it weighed more, mentioning that the handle and pommel are too light.

"...is what I had hoped for based on other reviews--the bokken is weighted toward the blade, which gives extra confidence when sparring and practicing...." Read more

"...This is a perfect sword to get as a first time sword owner. It's heavy and can leave a decent bruise if hit with haha...." Read more

"Bought this for sword training practice. A bit lighter than a steel katana but still a good solid weight and feel...." Read more

"As a training sword, it's nicely designed and weighted, feels very solid to strike with...." Read more

154 customers mention "Feel"88 positive66 negative

Customers have different views on the sword's feel. Some find it has a good weight and balance in the hands, giving a genuine feel. The texture of the handle feels nice and detailed, and it's durable. However, others find it uncomfortable to hold, with a wide handle that causes wrist soreness and cramping after extended use.

"...92BKKC is a very, very strong training sword, giving the feel of something very genuine...." Read more

"...grasp and won't brace properly upon impact, while also uncomfortable for prolonged usage) Tsuba - Too wide...." Read more

"...A bit lighter than a steel katana but still a good solid weight and feel...." Read more

"...The weight and size are well-balanced, giving it an authentic feel that adds to the overall experience...." Read more

144 customers mention "Balance"64 positive80 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the sword's balance. Some find it well-balanced, replicating the true bastard sword's balance and dimensions. Others mention that the balance is off, with the balance point too far forward and the pommel sharp. The center of balance is high, about 10" above the crossguard.

"...It's important to note that the balance is slightly away from the guard, but it doesn't detract significantly from the product's performance...." Read more

"...is a tough-as-nails, no-nonsense piece of hardware that accurately replicates the balance and dimensions of a true bastard sword..." Read more

"...buying, acknowledge that this is going to be like two-handing an imbalanced and uncomfortable one-hander until they come up with something better..." Read more

"...As a training sword it has a good weight and balance to it, and it definitely can be used against wooden targets without fear of it breaking on you...." Read more

Nice Weight & Design, but Hilt & Guard is Off
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Nice Weight & Design, but Hilt & Guard is Off
As a training sword, it's nicely designed and weighted, feels very solid to strike with. Slightly longer than a normal Katana, but not by a noticeable amount at first glance. Assembly for Tsuba is simple and easy. The only things I didn't like were the handle and the guard.Hilt - Too thin and is rough to the touch. (Even with my thin, small paws, the hilt feels like it'll slip from my grasp and won't brace properly upon impact, while also uncomfortable for prolonged usage)Tsuba - Too wide. Style is nice, but it protrudes too much in comparison to other practice weapons and even authentic sword designs.Now if the seller would like to take a suggestion, I'd recommend this: a Scabbard! This practice item would be nice with a sheath that could help with training in drawing and sheathing the weapon. Even with the faults I listed, I'd still say it's good for practice.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020
    Color: BokkenPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    This beauty arrived today, and I have spent some time with it since to put it through its paces. It is absolutely everything I hoped for, and then some!!! It is immediately worthy of respect. The relationship begins even while it is in the plastic bag in the box. You pull this bokken out in its plastic, and feel the sturdiness and weight, see the beauty, and know you have a worthy training weapon that will not let you down.

    It also put me through my paces. Before you can wield this bokken, you must earn its respect. When you unbox this bokken, you are immediately faced with getting the tsuba and the retaining ring onto the blade, and three do not ever look like they are going to go on. BUT!!! A resourceful owner will figure out a way to get them to transform into 1 beautiful bokken with tsuba. The way I chose was to don leather gloves, and sprinkle a tiny bit of corn starch powder on the blade. First the tsuba, which went on without corn starch, but did benefit greatly from heavy gloves and the pressure nearest the blade. After it is in place, it will retain a very slight give, which could be done away with by using epoxy at the base, but I am unwilling to risk marring the beauty by dribbles of epoxy. The retaining ring required the corn starch, determination, and eventually tiny taps all around it with a hammer, taking care to use as little force as was necessary to get it to slide into place. Do not hit the blade, not that it will notice if you do. Patience is a virtue.

    And now I have something much more beautiful than I was expecting. The "cordwork" on the handgrip is extremely well molded, in beautiful detail, and there is more texturing in the spaces between the cordwork. All in all, this gets a 10 for beauty, and in my opinion a 10 for everything else. Getting the tsuba (hand guard) and retaining ring on made this weapon my own.

    The balance is what I had hoped for based on other reviews--the bokken is weighted toward the blade, which gives extra confidence when sparring and practicing. I have 2 very fine wooden bokkens, made by a craftsman and costing much much more than this, and this, but for the thinner tsuba, gives as good a workout, without the unwillingness to damage them in any way. I'm not sure they *can* be damaged in any way, but Cold Steel Bokken 92BKKC is a very, very strong training sword, giving the feel of something very genuine. I will train with this for a very long time, and will update this review if I notice any weaknesses in it. ((And, yes, I gave this a beautiful, worthy name.))

    I feel that my hands are not sufficiently calloused to use this bokken long without developing hot spots or even blisters, so I plan to wear leather gloves when working with this. Just ordinary leather gloves will do--no need for fancy, padded ones, although fencing gloves are a good alternative. I chose ordinary because they were not so glaringly white. I have 1 fencing glove, which does not lend itself to training with both hands. I think I will purchase another of this bokken, so I can work with one in each hand.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024
    Color: BokkenPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    Bought this for sword training practice. A bit lighter than a steel katana but still a good solid weight and feel. This unit seems to be stout and not as prone to breaking as some other units. The blunt roundness of the "edge" is good for practice on a BOB dummy as unless you are really striking hard will not hurt the BOB, or any other item that would be cut by a sharp edge. But, then again, swords are not baseball bats, they are a blade and meant for more of a sweeping cutting motion, not impact. Also can make a nice personal defense weapon to keep in your car with out getting hassled for keeping a "weapon" in you vehicle.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024
    Color: BokkenPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    Very high quality, good length and awesome for casual sword workouts. I added this to my home gym in my garage and will do overhead swings as warm up/cool down/volume work, great fun workout for upper back mobility and keeping your shoulder girdle loose if you're an office worker like me.

    I'd recommend looking up some basic youtube videos on how to do (semi) proper technique and then swing away, just make sure you have a high enough ceiling/are far enough from walls, as I accidentally poked a hole in some drywall with the tip being a bit too enthusiastic.

    Disclaimer, I have never hit anything with this sword (at least not on purpose) so I can't comment on if it will hold up if you try and us it for sparing or something similar.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024
    Color: BokkenPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    Over the last three or so decades I have broken many bokken. Polyprolene seems like the solution but every bokken I have found has been too thin and weak for any serious practice. The Cold Steel polypropylene is the exception and, hopefully, the last bokken I will ever need. I am not sure why some people are having trouble with the tsuba and retainer; they are fairly standard these days. Slide the tsuba into place, place the rubber retaining ring on the blade making sure the “flat” edge is facing the tsuba, place the bokken so it is vertical, handle end resting against the ground or a sturdy table and press the retaining ring into place. DO NOT LUBRICATE THE BLADE OR USE GRAPHITE, CORN STARCH, ETC! Some of this will remain trapped under the retaining ring and only make it slide away from the tsuba more quickly (it is not uncommon for the rubber ring to slide away a tiny bit at a time with use, just press it back into place). The “wrap pattern” on the handle is not only attractive it provides an excellent grip, which was a concern since some polypropylene and kydex handles get slick and hard to retain.
    My only complaint about this bokken is that polypropylene, although more durable, is lighter than a good hardwood and the bokken is a bit lighter than I would prefer. All in all, though, this is a quality piece I look forward to using for many years. Although the handle is much longer, the blade is a similar length to my liuyedao (willow leaf knife) so I am considering buying a second and cutting down the handle. For single hand use. I guess that makes this one the second-to-last bokken I will ever need!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
    Color: BokkenPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    As a training sword, it's nicely designed and weighted, feels very solid to strike with. Slightly longer than a normal Katana, but not by a noticeable amount at first glance. Assembly for Tsuba is simple and easy. The only things I didn't like were the handle and the guard.

    Hilt - Too thin and is rough to the touch. (Even with my thin, small paws, the hilt feels like it'll slip from my grasp and won't brace properly upon impact, while also uncomfortable for prolonged usage)

    Tsuba - Too wide. Style is nice, but it protrudes too much in comparison to other practice weapons and even authentic sword designs.

    Now if the seller would like to take a suggestion, I'd recommend this: a Scabbard! This practice item would be nice with a sheath that could help with training in drawing and sheathing the weapon. Even with the faults I listed, I'd still say it's good for practice.
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    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Nice Weight & Design, but Hilt & Guard is Off

    Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
    As a training sword, it's nicely designed and weighted, feels very solid to strike with. Slightly longer than a normal Katana, but not by a noticeable amount at first glance. Assembly for Tsuba is simple and easy. The only things I didn't like were the handle and the guard.

    Hilt - Too thin and is rough to the touch. (Even with my thin, small paws, the hilt feels like it'll slip from my grasp and won't brace properly upon impact, while also uncomfortable for prolonged usage)

    Tsuba - Too wide. Style is nice, but it protrudes too much in comparison to other practice weapons and even authentic sword designs.

    Now if the seller would like to take a suggestion, I'd recommend this: a Scabbard! This practice item would be nice with a sheath that could help with training in drawing and sheathing the weapon. Even with the faults I listed, I'd still say it's good for practice.
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  • Stefanie Lautsch
    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfekt
    Reviewed in Germany on January 20, 2025
    Color: Hand-and-a-Half Training SwordPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    Perfekt fürs Training solide verarbeitet!
  • sergio porta prieto
    5.0 out of 5 stars Espectacular
    Reviewed in Spain on May 14, 2024
    Color: Hand-and-a-Half Training SwordPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    Espada para entrenamiento de esgrima. Tamaño perfecto, calidad de los materiales. Dura, ligeramente pesada, pero es la mejor para entrenamiento de esgrima. Mi hijo está encantado y su profe de esgrima quedó impresionado con la espada. Le gustó muchísimo. Entrena con ella todos los días y es una espada robusta y duradera. Quizá para niños un poco pesada, pero para adolescentes y adulto está muy bien.
  • Natsunaya
    2.0 out of 5 stars kłamstwo w opisie
    Reviewed in Poland on August 17, 2023
    Color: Hand-and-a-Half Training SwordPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    w opisie pisze że broń jest zrobiona częściowo ze stali (ostrze), to kłamstwo, cały miecz jest zrobiony z polipropylenu, nie ma tu ani grama stali :(
  • SKimber
    5.0 out of 5 stars It was a good gift
    Reviewed in Canada on August 26, 2019
    Color: Hand-and-a-Half Training SwordPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    This sword is stiffer than I thought it would be. Bought it as a gift and was much enjoyed. It really is a weighted, sturdy rubber training sword. It was delivered quickly as well. Not for kids!!
  • Amazonのお客様
    5.0 out of 5 stars 通常の木刀よりかは重い
    Reviewed in Japan on December 18, 2017
    Color: Hand-and-a-Half Training SwordPattern Name: Training SwordVerified Purchase
    思ったより重くていい感じです。重心は剣の真ん中らへんにあるようです。私の身長は172cmで手のサイズも平均的だと思いますが、柄が短いとか手が痛いとかはないです。天井がそんなに高くないので、素振りをしようとすると天井を叩かないかいつも心配してます。