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When I first got these I was VERY happy with them. They were well balanced, a good weight, and seemed to be well made. When performing Tozan No Nicho Kama the wooden blades hit and the tip of one broke off. Upon inspection the blade on that kama had a crack through the middle of it (flat side). After two weeks my daughter dropped it and the blade broke off where the blade meets the handle. I have since ordered another pair and hope they last a bit longer. For the price I really shouldn't complain but I was hoping they wouldn't break so easily.  

This has to be one of the best semi-medium weight uniforms I have ever used. I use this particular model for all of our students. It gives them a sturdy uniform at a very good price that will last as opposed to the cheapies many schools use. Some of our uniforms have frayed a bit but I think that's more because of our washing method as opposed to the uniform material or quality being bad. Make sure to wash in cold water and let it air dry. I always iron out the creases and it holds a good press. One complaint I have: if you normally wear a 5, get a 6. They are cut a little bit differently. So get one size higher and you should be fine (tailor to fit). I have no complaints on the pants.  

The bag isn't bad. I carry our sparring gear sets in one bag and focus pads in another. I started using a bag for my personal equipment. Careful with the zipper and the straps as they aren't of the highest quality. The strap on one side on my personal bag keeps coming out of it's plastic clamp. As long as you don't throw it around, the bag will last.   

I bought one of these for one of my students when the grande bag was too...big for her. It holds her uniform and gear set if she wishes. I would recommend it for all of our practitioners.