Wholesale Natural Competition Kama With Handgrips for Gyms and Instructors only

Natural Competition Kama With Handgrips

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Beautifully stained
Planed edge with grooves provided excellent gripping surface
Wrist sling and vented blade allows for fast spins and rotation
Red oak
Sold as a pair
Also available in black

These Kamas feature a richly stained red oak handle with carved grooves and a planed edge to provide an unparalleled gripping surface. These Kamas also feature a dramatic 7" vented stainless steel blade designed to reduce weight and air resistance, allowing for faster spins and rotations. These Kamas are light weight, agile and easy to grip making them the perfect choice for your next demonstration. Also see our black version.

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10" inch Kamas, not 12"

Did not know that this are 10" inch Kamas, not 12" not in the description. Permalink

by: Bene

11/8/2017 7:45:59 PM

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I never had Kamas before

I never had Kama's before, and I'm thinking about buying my first pair. What should I know before getting them, and how are they a unique weapon?

by: Will 86700

3/25/2013 12:21:54 AM

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That's a great question Dempsey. I actually have a few resources here for you that will arm you with some kama knowledge before making your purchase:

How to size and select kama: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=557mX2WQ3_I&list=UUSOqnvy7R88Vs8MQV6hFXaw&index=5

History and design styles of kama: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ju0QiJAqPY&list=UUSOqnvy7R88Vs8MQV6hFXaw&index=13

A note about wrapping kama: http://www.ikigaiway.com/2011/a-note-about-kama-wrapping/

Kama combative techniques: http://www.ikigaiway.com/2010/the-crossing-and-uncrossing-of-kama-okinawan-sickle/

by: okiken108
3/26/2013 12:20:05 AM

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May I return these?

Hi I just received mine today and was looking forward to using these, because I love the weapons on this site. But I found out that these are a little bent, before I opened them, and the metal is really weak and the handles are too short for me. Its just not what I was looking for, and I have not used them because I dont want them now. So what can I do about this? Ive never had a problem with my other weapons before.

by: Shahrukh
7/28/2011 3:16:14 PM

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Hi Shahrukh. Yes you can return the kama. Contact csupport@karatedepot.com and check out the returns advice page: http://www.karatedepot.com/csupport-exchange.html.

by: okiken108
8/1/2011 2:49:12 PM

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SHARP?

Are these kamas sharp? and are they enough to cut you?

by: benjamin
1/31/2011 8:48:06 AM

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These kama come unsharpened. They will not cut you.

by: okiken108
2/2/2011 3:26:21 PM

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Why Do Some Kama Blades Have Holes?

This is an explanation as to why certain kama are stark and austere in design vs fancy and ornate. Traditional kama tend to be slanted toward functionality and historical application, while modern kama focus on the ability to impress judges and optimize tricking.

by: okiken108
1/14/2011 11:42:37 AM

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Learned something today.
Thank you

by: overdrive006
2/14/2011 1:07:29 AM

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Not as stable as I'd hoped

Perhaps this is more of a complaint regarding my skill than the quality of these Kama; however, I have found them to not be quite as sturdy as I'd like. I've been practicing my finger rolls, for example, and drop them kind of often. The blades bend easily when this happens and their housing in the handle has come a little loose so they now rattle a bit.

The blades still feel pretty secure in the handle, but they no longer have the same integrity. But like I said, I've been practicing with these and not using them for competition.

I do like their weight distribution, size, and length.

by: swamprat
3/16/2010 9:30:26 AM

These are OK as a starter, but really are too small and don't have the balance for finger rolls

by: lesamilsom
1/5/2009 10:06:47 PM

Seems to be a quality product for learning weapons. I am just getting started, but have no complaints about the quality of these Kama's.

by: docniss
11/19/2007 10:18:43 AM

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