Red oak training saber

[brianlkennedy]

I recently got one of the Tiger Claw wooden training sabers and I wanted to mention that I thought it was a great value for the money. The quality was good, the red oak was nicely finished and the weight and balance was outstanding. I liked the "profile" of the blade (i.e. how much it curved, thickness of the blade). I use it for doing Yang style Taiji saber and a Cheng style Pakua saber set. It works great for both.

take care,
Brian

[GeneChing]

Just to be clear, the Wooden Broadsword (http://www.martialartsmart.net/40-04.html) is the product you are referring to here, yes?

[brianlkennedy]

Hi Gene,
Yes, that is it.

take care,
Brian
p.s my credit card worked great!

[MasterKiller]

p.s my credit card worked great! Great! What's the number and expiration?

[David Jamieson]

I went through a few of those like a hooker goes through condoms.

ah well.

*disclaimer : they were not mam versions of the wooden dos*

[GeneChing]

#1. Thanks for the disclaimer

#2. They are not recommended to be used for *that*.

[冠木侍]

Great! What's the number and expiration?

And while your at it the 3 digit (Mastercard and Visa) or 4 digit (Amex) security code would be very helpful as well.

[Raipizo]

I didn't get a broadsword but i did buy a bokken a few years back it is very nice i think.