112cm Tachi Bokken Training Sword

Age restriction: training weapons are sold to customers aged 18 and over only. They are designed for supervised, non-contact martial arts practice. Anyone under 18 should only use them under the supervision of a parent or qualified instructor.

Tachi Bokken Training Sword – 112cm

Unbreakable Polypropylene | 700g | Detachable Tsuba

The Tachi Bokken replicates the traditional 112cm tachi — the early, longer-bladed ancestor of the katana — for serious Japanese sword work. Moulded from resilient, virtually unbreakable polypropylene, it delivers realistic handling for safe, controlled practice.

The extended curved blade, distinct tsuba guard and two-handed grip suit advanced kenjutsu, aikido and ninjutsu training, and the PP construction takes intense sessions without the splintering risk of a timber bokken.

The detailed tsuba offers subtle hand protection and authentic visual appeal — and it's removable, so you can train with or without the guard as your school prefers.

Key Features

• Full-length traditional tachi design — longer than a katana, ideal for flowing movements and advanced forms
• Virtually unbreakable polypropylene (PP) — high-impact resistant for long-term, heavy-use durability
• Realistic handling — 700g across a full 112cm for authentic blade dynamics
• Ergonomic two-handed grip — textured for control through movement and striking
• Detachable tsuba — train with the guard on or off
• Safer than steel or timber for dojo, outdoor and home practice

Technical Specifications

Ideal For

• Kenjutsu, aikido and ninjutsu practitioners
• Advanced students wanting tachi length for flowing forms
• Martial arts instructors and dojo owners
• Stage performers, choreographers and collectors

FAQs

What's the difference between a tachi and a katana?
The tachi is the katana's predecessor — longer and with more curve. At 112cm this trainer runs about 10cm longer than our katana bokken, favouring sweeping, flowing techniques.

Is it really unbreakable?
Polypropylene is a rigid, non-brittle polymer — under normal training use it won't crack, chip or splinter the way timber can. Virtually indestructible in the dojo, though not warranted against deliberate abuse.

Can I remove the tsuba?
Yes — the guard detaches, so you can run it in the traditional guarded configuration or as a clean bokken profile, whichever your school trains with.

Is it suitable for partner work?
It's built for kata and controlled partner drills under qualified instruction. It's a rigid trainer that carries real impact, so it's not intended for contact sparring — use control and appropriate protective equipment.

Delivery

Ships Australia-wide from our Sydney warehouse. Contact us for club and school bulk pricing.

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Tachi length, unbreakable build — the long blade for flowing forms.