Ace Martial Arts Supply Pair of New Sais Octagon Martial Arts Ninja Sai Weapon, 19-Inch, Silver

I bought these for my brother, and not only does he LOVE them, but I think they are pretty awesome too.They are really nice quality, pretty heavy and are just wicked cool.The price can't be beat either, My brother found a pair in the mall for more than double this price!I'm not really sure if they could really be used in combat. Possibly? Though that wasn't really my (or my brothers) purpose for purchasing these, it was more just for show.

These sai are very sturdy and firm. The grip may leave a little bit of black residue on your hand if you are sweating while using them. Although they are very solid and have some weight to them, they can be dinged up when hitting them together too hard. Overall I am please with them.

The sai I received are good in quality and look well. I bought these for my child for karate training and the instructor seemed as if they were a good start up pair for training. I like them and as if any of the sai I have ever got the wrapping does come off after time but these sai seem wrapped very well, cheap but well. Good buy and is good for weapon training.

I purchased these as a decorative gift for my friend, and they are beautiful for the price. Don't, however, expect a $200 pair of sais for the price. With that being said, for decorative purposes, this set definitely looks more expensive than it is. I am not sure I would trust the quality for sparring, but if you want a nice set to hang on your wall, this is a great buy.

These are a terrible pair of sai they can't lock a Bo staff and the prong broke off they are terribly weighted and look nothing like the picture

These turned out to be slightly too long for me to use. I tried using them anyway, but they are really large and heavy. A good weapon should be light and easy to handle, I think. I have had the opportunity to use a really nice pair (after I purchased these) and the difference was obvious, both in versatility and the pain in my hands. However, they do look really nice. Maybe I'll hang them on my wall as decoration.

Seems there is nothing in-between cheap junky sai and high-end sai. Either spend $30 or spend $300. I sure wish there was something in the middle, but if there is, I can't find it. This is find for just learning basic sai kata. FYI, I'm an actual martial artist, not like the morons who throw these at trees or think they are intended for stabbing or who think they're ninjas.

I bought these for my husband who fancies himself a ninja, but apart from wrestling in high school and a semester of jiu jitsu, has no idea how to do anything martial-arts related. He loved them. They're heavy and hold up well while being spun by someone with hours of Youtube training, and also have held up under plenty of shameless dropping on the floor by that someone's wife who does not watch Youtube "how to hold your sai" videos.