Ninja Shopping Guide - How to Buy Ninja Weapons and Ninja Gear
Posted: Thursday, August 19, 2010
by Kevin Kooistra
MartialArtSupply.com
If you are anything like me, you grew up watching Ninja movies and fell in love with the secret weapons like hand claws, throwing stars, and the straight sword. First, the Ninja never really used the straight sword. The Ninja used whatever was available to them whether it is was a straight sword or curved sword. The curved sword is far superior to a straight sword.
1- Straight sword
2- Ninja hand claws & foot spikes
3- Grappling hook
These four (4) Ninja weapons will complete just about any Ninja uniform. However, if you are looking for the more exotic weapons found in movies like, "Ninja Assassin" then you would be interested in special throwing darts like the "Ninja Kunai Darts" and other awesome Ninja weapons like Kusari Fundo, which is a small version of a weight, and chain, which fits in the palm of your hand.
Also, take a look at the Ninja Shogee is a ninjutsu weapon typically used for snaring and trapping opponents. When battling a Samurai, the chain was used to entangle a limb or weapon while the ninja used the blade of the shogee to stab or slice.
Therefore, if you are looking to buy awesome Ninja weapons you have a couple of choices:
1- Go to your local store and over pay excessively.
2- Go on-line and do a little research. You will find great selection, quality and pay a third of the price you find in a local store.
I remember when I was a kid trying to make a grappling hook out of a four pronged fishing hooks. Alternatively, asking the martial arts kid how much Chinese throwing stars were only to hear him say $30.00 dollars.
Now it is so easy. You can go to websites such as Ninja Weapons and find a wide selection all from the comfort of your own home.
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