Sai - Chrome Octagon

The Sai has its origins in Okinawa that can be used in both offensive and defensive capabilities.
The most recognisable aspects of this weapon is the pointed baton and varying prongs extending from the handle. The Sai can be used as part of demonstrations or with heavy weapons training.

The SMAI Chrome Sai are a lightweight option. Sold as a pair, they are available in differing size lengths.

Please Note: Sai's will have either solid black handle wrap, or black with gold stripe handle wrap. We cannot guarantee which design you will receive as products are selected at random for online orders.

*Australian Delivery Only – This weapon cannot be shipped internationally and is restricted to delivery within Australia.

Specifications:

• Material: chrome
• Octagonal baton design
• 13 inch Sai: Total length 13 inch/33cm | Blade length 8.5 inch/21.5cm
• 15 inch Sai: Total length 15 inch/38cm | Blade length 10 inch/25.5cm
• 18 inch Sai: Total length 18 inch/45cm | Blade length 12 inch/30.5cm
• 19 inch Sai: Total length 19 inch/48cm | Blade length 13 inch/33cm
• 21 inch Sai: Total length 21 inch/55cm | Blade length 15 inch/38cm
• Sold as pair

Important information regarding martial arts weapons. 

• SMAI martial arts weapons are recommended for display purposes only, any other use of these products is done so at your own risk.
• SMAI is not responsible for improper or illegal use or modification of its weapons.
• Some weapons may be illegal in the user’s area; the user must research and follow state and local laws. Each Country / State can have different regulations. 

• You must check the laws and regulations in their state or territory to check the legality of items ordered and it is Your responsibility to do so. SMAI is not liable for any items seized by customs. Customers located outside of Australia will need to check with customs in Your country as to the legality of the items and if permits are required for customs clearance.
  

• Any information provided here is not legal advice, and you should make your own enquiries with your local authorities