Tensho throwing knife

Reference: CA-TOBT00XXXB

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The knife presented here was developed in the era Tensho in Japan. It is an ancient kind of trowel. The blade was not sharp, because the edges were used to break the plaster and wood. It was used by the common people as a tool primarily for Masons. However, its usefulness has evolved and the Japanese tradition recognize it as a cold steel used by ninjas, who used it as a throwing knife. The Tensho Knife adds a sharp and deadly esthetic to any LARP outfit. Open pommel rings allow you to hook Tensho Knives onto your gear for easy access during combat. This black and steel-colored knife is made with a pointed blade and a comfortable grip. Matching the look of spear points, the Tensho Knife complements larger swords, making your character efficient at both melee and ranged combat. The distinctive edges of this knife's blade give it a realistic and sharp appearance.

IMPORTANT : Created entirely of foam, the Tensho Knife has no inner shaft, making it safe to use as a thrown or thrusted edge.

Reference: CA-TOBT00XXXB

Current availability: product temporarily unavailable

This item is hand-made and/or hand-painted, which makes it unique. In result of that, this product can have natural differences in design, color and shape, which are not considered faults or defects.

Everyone wants for their weapons to serve as long as possible.

Nothing can describe how to maintain tem as good as a video, so we encourage you to check out one of the episodes of “The Logbook” on that topic (with English subtitles):

Remember that most of the damage is done due to the lack of maintenance and bad storage.

Store your latex weapons flat or standing on their pommel - NEVER on the thrust (this will cause damage to the tip of the weapon, that’s not refunded)
Use a barrier made of paper or a towel to guard your weapon in contact with other plastic or rubber surface, so they won’t stick together.
Keep your weapon in a cool, dry area.
Avoid long time exposure to sunlight and don’t transport your weapons on top of your car luggage.
Remember about the maintenance, sprays work best for that.