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Question: Does it come with the tsuba (hand circle protection)?
Document: These shinai are good for beginners if you're going to start practicing kendo. They do NOT come with the tsuba (hand guards) pictured. I would not recommend using these for contact drills - especially not without kote. Decent price, though.
Overall i suppose i was satisfied, they're great for beginners and light sparring also, they DO come with the tsuba (hand guard) you have to put them on yourself of course. the only thing i dislike was the cheapness of the handle leather, it was more like "pleather" and i even had to re-tie a few of the straps on the Shinai during sparring that was made of the same material. But other than that it's great for the price.
Ok to start off, if this thing didn't come in as a set it would have been such a ripoff. Not only does it does it not give you tsubas (hand guards), it also falsely advertises them as being 47". What you get are two cheaply made 42" ones. When these things break, and I'm sure it will be soon, I'm definitely not buying these again.
They come out great. so I thank you for give they to me so thank you for the practice swords
The picture is misleading, they do not have a guard, so there is nothing to protect your hand. Overall they are cheaper quality, and will break with use, but are cheap enough in price so that is to be expected. I will not be ordering these as replacements after my initial shipment is done.
When i got this package it looked like there was only one in there, but they fit both in there. They are a lot thinner than the ones i already have, but they are good training swords, the lether feels fake, but good at the same time, and the hand guards are stiff and relyable.
I recently came from japan and I need to get a kendo for my daily work out. Most of my past kendo was from my dojo. I really didn't have any idea where to get it in the state. So I made a biggest mistake by buying this trash. I can chop in down with my own hand. wish I can take a picture and post. Please do not buy this product.
I'll get the absolute shortcomings out of the way first:1. They are way too light for a size 39 shinai. They are also way too fragile. They are absolutely not good enough for sparring. They are near hopeless for any other training (which includes hitting dummies or instructors in full bogu).2. The tsuba on my shinai was ridiculously hard to put - it shouldn't be like that3. One of the handles (tsuka) is absolutely trash.
The shinai are really low quality, and at least one of the pieces was made from termite eaten wood and riddled with holes. The slats are also really loose, with really cheap grips that keep sliding and leaving white dust on *everything* it contacts. I had to pull both  shinai apart to reconstruct them properly with an appropriate amount of tension throughout. The tsuba (guards) also don't fit properly, possibly due to the loose construction, and don't sit flush where the grip ends.
this set is a decent set however it lacks all of the pieces its missing the metal square to help hold it together other than that it is a good set have not broken them yet
Answer: yes