Unleash your might with the United Cutlery Brand Karito Honshu Kama with Sheath! Honshu is known for its wild blend of tradition and innovation forging style and functionality into its modern, battle-ready weapons that are second to none. The Karito Kama has a centuries-old blade profile that was battle-tested during Japan's feudal era and remains just as effective today. The 9' long, full tang, curved 7Cr13 stainless steel blade features a 5 3/4' cutting edge that is razor sharp and drilled for reduced weight. The textured EDM-surfaced handle with finger grooves is made of injected nylon for a firm, secure grip and includes a lanyard hole. The Kama, with an overall length of 15 3/4', slides securely into a premium black leather sheath with a belt loop and clasp strap closure. You need two of these ferocious weapons, one for each hand!
The Karito Honshu Kama gives you a deadly and effective tool that has proven its worth on the battlefield throughout the centuries. Its sharp, curved blade allows you to make precise and powerful cuts, while the weight relief holes ensure agile and fast handling. The textured handle with finger grooves ensures a firm, secure grip even in the most intense situations. Whether you are practicing martial arts or looking for a reliable tool for your self defense, the Karito Honshu Kama is an impeccable choice.
With its premium black leather sheath, this Kama can be safely and conveniently transported wherever you go. Its compact design and superior functionality make it the perfect addition to your arsenal. Don't miss your chance to add this formidable weapon to your collection. Get your Karito Honshu Kama with Sheath today and be ready to face any challenge with style and prowess!
Kama are traditional Japanese weapons that resemble a sickle or knife with a curved blade and short handle. Originally, Kama were used as agricultural tools, but they were also adapted as combat weapons.
In the context of Japanese martial arts, Kama are considered Okinawan-style weapons and are used in the martial art known as 'Kobudo'. They can be used both for slashing attacks and to block or deflect the opponent's attacks.
It is important to note that the Kama are considered traditional weapons and are not in common use today. However, they are still used in traditional martial arts practice and in cultural displays.
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