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Tapered "Toothpick" Red Oak Bo | 3cm Centre to 2cm Ends
The Morgan Red Oak Tapered Bo, often called a "toothpick bo", tapers from a 3cm centre to 2cm at the ends. It stays light at the tips while still feeling solid in your hands, which makes it better suited to fluid, flowing training than brute-force work.
Made from red oak hardwood, its weight suits spinning drills, and the full 180cm (72") length gives reach for striking, blocking and sweeping techniques in bo kata and weapons forms. Sold as training equipment for supervised martial arts practice.
| BRAND | Morgan Sports (Training Weapons) |
| SKU | WP-7 |
| MATERIAL | Red oak |
| LENGTH | 180cm (72") |
| CENTRE DIAMETER | 3cm |
| END DIAMETER | 2cm |
| USE | Forms, demonstrations and practice under instruction |
This product is covered by a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects. It does not cover wear and tear from normal training use, including impact wear. Our goods also come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. For full terms, see our Warranty Policy.
Tapered or straight bo?
A tapered bo is lighter at the tips, so it spins faster and flows better through forms. A straight bo keeps its full thickness end to end for a heavier, more solid feel - see the Red Oak Bo Staff 72" (30mm).
What other 72" bo staffs are available?
We also carry the Morgan Tapered White Oak Bo, Morgan Chinese White Oak Bo, Morgan Plain Rattan Bo and the polypropylene PP Bo.
Can I use it for contact or sparring drills?
No. It is sold for forms, demonstrations and practice under qualified instruction. Contact training is not recommended, and damage from contact use is not covered by the warranty.
How should I look after it?
Store it indoors, out of direct sunlight and away from moisture, and wipe it down after training. Check it for cracks or splinters before each session and stop using it if it is damaged.
Ships Australia-wide from our Sydney warehouse. Contact us for club and school bulk pricing.
Carry and protect your staff with the Morgan Bo & Long Weapon Case (190cm), browse all Staffs (Bo & Jo), or see our Bokken and Traditional Training Weapons.
