Sporting Goods : Hardwood Jo Staff - 50', 54', 60', or 72'
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from: Tiger Claw Inc.
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Tiger Claw
Label: Tiger Claw Inc.
Manufacturer: Tiger Claw Inc.
Publisher: Tiger Claw Inc.
Sales Rank: 20359
Studio: Tiger Claw Inc.
Features:- Made of hardwood.
- Have a fine splinter resistant finish that allows hands to slide smoothly and quickly
- Approximately 1 inch in diameter.
- 49 inches in length.
- A slightly tapered on eath end.
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Product Description:
These hardwoods are heavyweight and have a fine splinter resistant finish that allows hands to slide smoothly and quickly. Approximately 1 inch in diameter.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Excelent Jo Staff.
I ordered the 72" version of this Jo staff and was very surprised at just how durable it appeared to be. Placing it atop a stool, I was able to put a considerable amount of pressure against this thin looking piece of wood, without any damage whatsoever. I would highly recommend this staff to anyone, who thinks that it will actually see real martial arts action.
Rating: - Bo Staff
This bo staff is very solid. A little heavier than I expected but works great for Bo Staff drills. Received promptly and in great condition.
Rating: - couldn't ask for better.
This was exactly what i expected and came in less that a week. Very happy.
Rating:  - You get what you pay for... sigh
Very lightweight, fragile, and poorly finished. Not sure what the "hardwood" actually is. It looks oak-like, but is far too lightweight for it's size. It came a bit rough and splintery and only got worse over time. The lacquer or whatever it is that they finished it with developed spiderweb cracks almost immediately and then began to flake off. I only used it for kata; didn't feel safe actually hitting anything with it let alone using it to defend against a weapon for tandem drills. After a few months ... Read More
Rating: - Perfect for price
I was pleased with how promptly the jo arrived after I ordered it.
The finish on the staff was not something I desired, plus it was a little rough, so I sanded the staff down and oiled it. It is heavier than the practice staffs at my dojo, and I enjoy that. When I brought in my staff everyone remarked what a great staff it was, where I bought it and how much it was. Best purchase I've made in a while, just needs some sanding.
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