Training Swords & Katanas

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Looking for a safe and durable way to practice your swordsmanship skills? Our polypropylene training swords are the perfect choice.

Why Choose Our Training Swords & Katanas

Designed for discipline, forged for safety—our Training Swords & Katanas are built to help warriors master their form without the risk of a live blade. Whether you're training in kenjutsu, iaido, or backyard tameshigiri, these swords replicate the weight, balance, and handling of real katanas while using safe materials like wood, polypropylene, or unsharpened steel. Every training sword we offer is more than a practice tool—it's a bridge between apprentice and master. From the curve of the blade to the feel of the tsuka, we ensure our training weapons echo the spirit of the sword. Ideal for martial artists, dojos, and beginners alike, our collection helps you build technique, speed, and confidence with each swing—safely and effectively.

Why Choose Sword Slice?

At Sword Slice, we’re more than just a katana store — we’re a community built around craftsmanship, authenticity, and passion for blades. Here’s why we stand out as your go-to source for high-quality katanas

Authentic Craftsmanship

Each katana we offer is forged with attention to detail, reflecting traditional methods and superior craftsmanship. Whether you're a collector, martial artist, or enthusiast, you’ll find blades that are almost exact replicas.

Wide Selection

From carbon steel practice swords to premium folded steel katanas, we stock a variety to match all budgets and needs. Our catalog is constantly updated with new arrivals and limited editions.

Quality You Can Trust

We source our swords from trusted bladesmiths who use durable materials, tested for performance and edge retention. Every katana goes through quality checks before it reaches your door.

Clear, Honest Pricing

No inflated markups. No gimmicks. Just fair prices on all products, with transparent descriptions so you know exactly what you're getting.

Customer-Focused Service

We're committed to a smooth shopping experience. Our customer support is responsive and knowledgeable — here to help you pick the right sword or handle any concerns.

Fast, Secure Shipping

We ensure your order arrives safely and quickly, with reliable shipping partners and protective packaging for every sword.
Join thousands of satisfied customers and experience the Sword Slice difference. Whether it’s your first katana or your fiftieth, we’re here to help you slice through the noise and find the perfect blade.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are training swords and katanas made of?


They’re typically made from wood (bokken), polypropylene, foam, or unsharpened steel depending on the model and purpose.

Are these swords safe for sparring?


Yes, models made from wood, polypropylene, or foam are suitable for controlled sparring. Steel trainers should be used with proper gear and supervision.

Can I use these for martial arts training?


Absolutely. These are designed specifically for practice in disciplines like kenjutsu, kendo, iaido, and other sword arts.

Do the training swords mimic the feel of real katanas?

Yes, many of our trainers are weighted and balanced to replicate live blades for realistic training without the danger.

Are these suitable for beginners?


Yes, training swords are ideal for those just starting martial arts, allowing safe technique development.

Do you offer blunt steel katanas for kata practice?


Yes, we offer unsharpened steel iaito and other blunt trainers that closely mimic live blades for advanced kata work.

Can I use these for tameshigiri (cutting practice)?


Only sharp, live blades are suitable for tameshigiri. Training swords are not designed for cutting through mats or targets.

Are the handles wrapped like real katanas?


Many of our training swords feature wrapped tsuka for a traditional grip and training realism.

Do these come with scabbards or bags?


Some training swords include a sheath or carry bag. Check individual listings for included accessories.

Are they legal to carry or own?


Yes, training swords are generally legal to own. Still, carrying them in public may raise safety concerns, so discretion and local law awareness are advised.