Hi,
Would anyone here be able to point me at a properly balanced and durable training Jian(wooden/polypropylene) by any chance? I would prefer one emulating a more combat weighted and balanced(although still single handed) than one geared to emulate the super flexible light style wushu jian.
Also a recommendation for a Wakizashi(poly/wood) 20-24"blade with a full sized hilt/tsuka would be great. For an actual Wakizashi I would just switch out the tsuka to a longer one and that would be it, but finding a good Wakizashi with a two handed grip length has been difficult since they are mostly used one handed as a sidearm to the Katana and not as a primary.
I am trying to get into practicing a certain type of usage that just isnt feasible with a short one handed variant.
Would anyone here be able to point me at a properly balanced and durable training Jian(wooden/polypropylene) by any chance? I would prefer one emulating a more combat weighted and balanced(although still single handed) than one geared to emulate the super flexible light style wushu jian.
Also a recommendation for a Wakizashi(poly/wood) 20-24"blade with a full sized hilt/tsuka would be great. For an actual Wakizashi I would just switch out the tsuka to a longer one and that would be it, but finding a good Wakizashi with a two handed grip length has been difficult since they are mostly used one handed as a sidearm to the Katana and not as a primary.
I am trying to get into practicing a certain type of usage that just isnt feasible with a short one handed variant.