Kungfu broadswords

This sword is an identical replica of a rare, well-preserved Song Hand Dao. It has a longer handle so that the Dao can be wielded with two hands if necessary.

One-handed straight Dao with a two-point suspension scabard influenced by Sassanid swords. It is a sword that can be used for fighting on foot and on horseback. The design is based on a rare Tang Dao that belongs to a private collection.

Semi rigid blade, brass band guard, specially designed for modern Nan Dao practice. Pear tree wood handle, blade made of stainless steel. Flexible

The LongTouDaZhaDao is a recognizable weapon thanks to its Dragon's head and fishtail shape and design as well as its golden colors and silver blade. With a length of 180 cm, this saber is as magnificent as it is impressive.

Cicada Wing Sword, chromed flexible blade.

This model of sword, known as "oxtail" created for civilian use, appeared in the late 19th century and was quickly adopted by northern wushu styles, including Shaolin, and then spread to most of the remaining wushu styles.

For Systema training.

Polypropylene Wushu Broadsword for beginners or training.

Black Liuyedao steel Broadsword with high quality finishing, engraved blade and braided imitation leather scabbard.

Military Da Dao sword based on original specifications, 60 cm blade for about 1.2 kg without scabbard.

Yan Ling Dao marks a transition from traditional straight blade Chinese Dao to curve Dao. The blade is mostly straight with a smooth curve towards the tip of the blade. Many original specimens came with an upper edge and 1-2 fullers. Yan Ling Dao is suitable for both cavalry and infantry and was popular in late Ming and early Qing dynasty.

Kungfu modern double broadsword with rigid blade.

Product out of stock cannot be taken back, exchanged or refunded. The hilt of this sword has been broken in 2 due to a shock during transport. However, it has been reglued.

This double saber from the Daheng brand is a reference weapon for competition and for modern wushu.

1:1 replica of a Ming Dynasty crossbow saber. With blackened iron hilt decorated with an abstract dragon and scabbard in "Jichimu" wood, brown "vegan" leather and blackened brass fittings.

The Zhan Ma Dao, also known as the "horseback hawk", represents a particularly powerful double-handed edged weapon, originally designed for elite infantry units in clashes against enemy cavalry.

This Twin Peaks saber is a reproduction of a rare 1000 year old Liao Dao. With its long curved upper edge, its spine decorated with two distinctive peaks, its multi-looped handguard and its imposing gourd-shaped pommel, the Twin Peaks Liao Dao stands out for its unique design.

This sword is inspired by the Chang Dao of the Imperial Guard, a two-handed sword used by imperial guards. LK Chen's version is based on a rare old model, offering an optimal blade-to-handle ratio for powerful leverage and robust techniques.

[[[Destock]]] This sword has a small square hole on the hilt below the wrist. This defect in no way prevents the proper use of the product.