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Carved Rattan Bo

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1" in diameter
Beautiful burned wood finish
Intricate hand carving
Lightweight and strong
Made from rattan wood

This hand carved bo is made from sturdy rattan wood.It has been given a beautiful burned finish and features an intricate wooden carving at both ends.This bo is a beautiful and strong piece that will make an excellent training weapon as well as a beautiful display piece for collectors.The Hand Carved Rattan bo from Fury Fight Gear is made using only top quality wood so that it is tough enough to withstand daily use while remaining light enough to reduce fatigue.

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Very good choice of Bo

I must say that this is indeed a great Bo staff I am very satisfied with the weight and durability with this Bo. It arrived a week early which I thought was pretty beast. I did however noticed only a slight curve torwards the end of one side and also I noticed three notches on the tip of the other end. I give this 5 stars because I don't think such minor issues should be taken to seriously. I am looking forward to shopping here in the near future. XD

by: Raghnall
3/13/2010 8:21:22 PM

GREAT BO

Just started training with the Bo Staff I purchased this Rattan Bo and the Red Oak, great combination (heavy to light) for building skills. fast shipping.

by: Tim
9/23/2017 7:24:19 AM

Beautiful Weapon

The staff is light weight but strong. Smooth finish for smooth shooting and sliding. Rattan burns add character. Great buy for the price.

by: scottm1965
12/30/2016 12:26:26 PM

Durable Staff

I am very happy about with the bo staff that I have received. It is very sturdy and great for training. I drop it a lot and has very little scratches and dents(i am new to martial arts.) It arrived within a week so I was extremely excited that it came early. I can be pretty brutal with it when I train whilst doing ground slams and hanging off of it while doing some monkey style techniques and it is still able to retain its shape. Overall very good bo: I still yet to enter a sparring ring with it so that is why I gave it a four.

by: Anthony
11/6/2013 2:56:18 PM

Weapons!

I am thinking about getting this for a custom for Halloween. It's coming to time and I think it would go good with it! I wanted to see if some others agree with my logic,
I am a personal collector of all weapons! I have over 20 knifes, 1 Katana, 1 2 handed sword, Chinese throwing knifes, and a machete. I have always found the Bo to be a strange but diligent weapon. Although I might use it for Halloween, I have trained myself to use most of the weapons I have. I wouldn't mind trying to learn how to use a Bo! I am 5'5 and I am guessing this would be a good size for someone of my caliber, I have no clue if my personal weight matters but I am ~160 and I can lift easy. I am just curious if I should buy it or just use the custom!?!

by: SkyHard
9/7/2013 4:34:35 AM

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Hi skyhard. For costume purposes the 5 foot or the 6 foot length bo would work just fine. Also, this is a good 'starter' bo as it is light weight, flexible, and durable. I think you'll have fun with it.

by: okiken108
9/9/2013 1:15:30 PM

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verry good choice for a bo

This Bo is great its light and easy to use.

by: jasonkitterman97
7/2/2013 12:40:57 PM

Perfect!

The Careved Rattan Bo is perfect for my 11 year old Grandson! He loves it!

by: brennans
5/25/2013 4:12:00 PM

Durability

Say I want to use this for sparring, would it hold up to it at a 6 foot length? I'm 5ft 10, 180lbs and I can really get a bo to fly and I need something substantial or with a little flex to withstand a strike. Whats your reccomendation? weight is no issue with me.

by: IronMaster
4/1/2013 10:31:52 PM

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This particular bo is good for sparring due to it's flexible nature. The material is light weight and tends to compress upon contact instead of splintering. As such, it can handle repeated impacts. The only down side is that it has a lot more bend and play than a typical oak bo which means it does not have a substantial feel in your hands. One other benefit of this bo for sparring purposes is that the bend of the bo tends to work like a shinai for kendo, meaning it keeps your partner safe when getting hit.

by: okiken108
4/3/2013 2:34:19 PM

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what size should i get?

Hi I'm 5-5 what size should I get?

by: Roxanne
3/3/2013 7:31:07 PM

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You're right in the middle Roxanne but I would recommend the 6 foot model. It will be a little taller than is considered optimal, but the length is still good for combative purposes.

by: okiken108
3/5/2013 12:57:27 AM

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Bow

This bow is everything my son wanted. It is really neat when it turns due to the way it is designed.

by: Nascarcody
1/14/2013 3:48:36 PM

love them.

ilove bo staffs im 51 inches tall should i get one with a smaller legth and how tall and wich one

by: eli
12/31/2012 5:48:57 PM

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I recommend getting a 5 foot bo Eli. It will be usable now and give you a chance to grow into it. As for which one, keep this in mind: rattan is light and flexible, oak is heavy and sturdy.

by: okiken108
1/2/2013 1:01:36 PM

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Nice weight for lots of Bo/Jo staff work

Knew exactly what I was getting with this staff. Arrived quickly and that I appreciate. While there is a slight curve towards one end and small dimples in the wood, that is how I know the product is 'real' and not manufactured. Excellent for heavy class use, including spinning, striking, kata work, etc. And not just for kids, I promise!

by: RN-MD312
5/20/2012 9:00:53 AM

Nice weight for lots of Bo/Jo staff work

by: RN-MD312
5/20/2012 9:00:50 AM

My kid "Loves it". it's a most buy, not to long and not to short. There's another kid in my sons class who has the 6 Footer and it is to tall. drags on the ground sometimes, but not my Boy.

by: Michael
2/23/2012 12:09:16 AM

Good Practice Bo

Purchased this for my spouse as a Birthday present. It's a bit short, but I knew that when I placed the order. I don't expect it'd withstand heavy impacts, but it's attractive and works well for practicing.

by: Sichoria
12/21/2011 10:16:17 PM

CACAO BOLA IS THE WAY TO GO.

I USED A CACAO BOLA STRAIGHT POLICE BATON FOR THIRTY YEARS. I STILL HAVE IT AND I WILL HAVE IT CREMATED WITH ME.WHY TAKE CHANCES? THE INSTRUCTORS COMMENTS WERE WRIGHT ON BUT I WOULD ADD A VERY SHORT DEMO OF EACH BO IN FUTURE VIDEOS. THERE WAS A TIME CACAO BOLA WAS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND IN A MARTIAL ARTS WEAPON. THEY ARE STRONG, HEAVIER AND DENSER THAN YOUR TYPICAL WOODS. ON THE UP SIDE, WORKING OUT WITH A HEAVIER DENSER BO WILL MAKE USING A TYPICAL BO FEEL LIKE YOUR TWIRLING A BATON IN THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PARADE. I AM ORDERING ONE FOR SURE.

by: GETTOCOP
10/30/2011 8:40:50 PM

Sizing

I am 5-8 and need a Bo-staff for a performance. I read the info and watched the videos, but am thinking that maybe a 4-ft. staff would better suit my needs. Which rattan staff size is best for showy spins and tricks?

by: Lea-Dawg
5/26/2011 8:03:58 PM

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That's totally up to you Lea. If you want, you could go with a 'tricking' bo like this one: wp-bo-06.

by: okiken108
6/3/2011 11:16:21 AM

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More Sizes?

Does anybody know when the other sizes will be in stock?

by: qwerty
4/24/2011 6:28:50 PM

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Not yet qwerty - sorry.

by: okiken108
4/25/2011 11:02:02 AM

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no other size?

does it only come in 4 feet or will there be like 5 or 6 foot?

by: chase123
4/20/2011 9:51:36 PM

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No, this bo is also available in 5 and 6 foot. Unfortunately those sizes are currently out of stock. Please check back from time to time as this is a good quality item and we like to keep it available.

by: okiken108
4/21/2011 12:40:13 PM

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no 5 foot

why isnt there a choice to get a
5 or 6 foot bo staff

by: theshadow1928
12/31/2010 12:31:45 PM

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It's purely a stock issue Shadow. We're trying to get the more popular lengths of 5 and 6 foot back in stock asap.

by: okiken108
4/21/2011 12:41:03 PM

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very nice

great bo my son loves it

by: stevo
5/23/2010 8:01:50 PM

the bo weight

how much does the bo weight?

by: gab
4/30/2010 8:23:49 PM

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I don't have the exact weight on hand, but it is quite light and highly flexible. Noticeably lighter than both pine and oak.

by: okiken108
4/21/2011 12:41:55 PM

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Very nice

My 6' bo arrived in a long cardboard tube just two days after I ordered it. It's perfect- no warping to be seen- light and strong, great for practice. If you expect to use this bo for hard striking I suggest getting a heavier choice, but at $20-$25 each, why not get both?

by: Cilleka
4/29/2010 3:57:34 PM

I dont any experience to compare so the comment should be taken with a grain of salt. I like the Bo it looks very cool is lightweight and is much easier to practice with than the hardwood but Im afraid that Ill break it if I put full force into a strike. Ive heard a cracking sound a couple times when putting force into the swing rather than just trying to get the movement down and Im sure its not because Im passively powerful. Maybe thats how its supposed to work, as I said I dont know much about them. Id more than likely buy another one if I busted this though.

by: mllewellyn1
4/24/2010 2:11:50 PM

Very Pleased with this Bo

I must say that this is indeed a good Bo staff I am very satisfied with the weight of the Bo. It arrived a week early which I thought was pretty beast. I did however noticed only a slight curve torwards the end of one side and also I noticed three notches on the tip of the other end. I give this 5 stars because I don't think such minor issues should be taken to seriously. I am looking forward to shopping here in the near future. XD

by: Raghnall
3/13/2010 8:19:29 PM

Fantastic Stick!

Very very pleased with this stick. Very light, great durability, flows very nicely through spins and exchanges. Haven't had one break yet, much longer lifespan then an ash bo. I am quite pleased and plan on pick up a few more to serve as spear shafts and see how that works out.

by: Zephi
3/3/2010 6:38:06 PM

i was in a class called Shorei Goju Ryu Karate during one of the lessons we trained with these they are very good and light weight.

by: ryu-ninja
2/17/2009 12:15:32 AM

A good choice!

This is a truly good staff overall. It is lightweight and very fast. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a good durable staff. The only thing is if you want to create a Kata or Form with it, it is not a good staff for ''sticking'' a strike, but it is good for just about everthing else.

by: ninja212
11/5/2006 2:09:02 PM

Lightweight and durable

I beat this staff on many surfaces, great flexibility and durability. Never used in combat thankfully.

by: hmthompson3
6/3/2004 12:34:37 AM

Excellent

Great when doing a hand to hand combat form. Lightweight and fast, they can take a beating. When they do break though, they explode.

by: master101
6/2/2004 1:07:40 PM

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