Magnum Kiai

To enhance proficiency in Japanese martial arts like Iaido, Aikido, Kenjutsu, or Kendo, practitioners typically use a wooden sword known as a bokken for training. This practice sword, featuring a blunt edge and rounded tip, offers a safer alternative to sharp blades like the katana or wakizashi, allowing for the practice of various techniques with reduced risk.

The Magnum Kiai presents an invigorating alternative to the traditional bokken, merging the best attributes of both traditional and modern designs. With its contemporary materials, meticulous detailing, and realistic size and weight, this training sword is ideal for executing realistic partner drills and structured movement sequences (kata).

The Magnum Kiai mirrors the dimensions of a classic katana sword and is distinguished by its exceptional durability and impact resistance, achieved through an innovative blend of polypropylene and fiberglass. Thoughtful features such as the blood groove (Bo-Hi), the temper line (Hamon), and the handle wrapping (Tsukamaki) enhance the practice sword's aesthetic appeal.