Last reviews in Martial Arts Equipment

Last reviews in Martial Arts Equipment

• jaysonpearce678 14th May 2009

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  The roll pin on mine is not tight, it has released the chain a few times nearly killing me and breaking furniture. (if anyone knows how to tighten a roll pin please let me know)
  The bearings are getting no
  

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• Guest 13th October 2008

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  Th is sword looks amazing. The blade is so strong and will last a life time. When i go to buy a sword i do not want one that will break anytime soon. A sword should be sharp and cut through straw and cloth like
  

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• Guest 21st June 2008

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  For the person complaining about the weak spring, use machine oil in the button recess... it makes it completely functional and effortless to tap the button and have the blade release.
  

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• Guest 27th April 2008

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  The katana is a great looking sword. It's a sweet sword and there are no bad points about the United Cutlery Samurai 3000 katana sword.
  

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• woodgod23 24th December 2007

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  As a whole the complete set of 3 ( tanto ninja and katana) are well worth the investment having 15 years of sword fighting experience in mock combat as well as being trained in Koga-ryu form of shinobi. As an o
  

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• ironblade87 30th August 2007

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  While to some it looks pretty, the overall effort and care made to make this sword are dangerously cheap and ineffective. The half push tang construction is extremely unstable and impractical while the blade it
  

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• mjp5134 16th April 2007

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  I have not had any problems with the blade grinding the inside of the scabbard. My sword stays sharp, though not as sharp as I'd like. My problem is with the flimsiness of the blade. I read all the other rev
  

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• Dinkum dude 14th June 2006

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  An excellent little folder, Top quality craftsmanship, superb design, lightweight and comfortable to use.
  
  And the best bit is that the Klotzli Walker Design Sailor is always sharp, like a razor blade
  

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• mpfmax 2nd March 2006

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  Don't use United Cutlery Samurai 3000 Katana if you don't know how to use a sword. It can be heavy, but it is heavy at all.
  Hard, flexible and sharp if you sharpen it (or send it to a profesional).
  

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• Shotokan 21st November 2005

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  Karate-London, now part of Shotokan Karate England, has clubs in the Chingford, Enfield, Walthamstow, Larkswood, Whitechapel, Leyton, Tring and Wanstead areas. These Shotokan Karate Clubs have established a sta
  

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