Master USASai

Really nice training Sai. The metal is nice and strong with a good amount of weight. The prongs are nice and wide and perfect for medium to large hands. 21 inches overall and well made. Nice leather (not the best quality) wrap make the weapon look nice and classy. For the money, these are excellent. I would recommend these for larger people. Not for children because they are a bit long.

Weight is good

it is just as listed on the photo.tines are welded secure enough for kata practice, I won't use it for receiving hard contact from bo-staff, nor should you. and it would not stand up to lock/break maneuver. otherwise, balances well and good solo practice tool. For the price, it is what it is.if you want something more sturdy, you need to pay more than 20~30 dollars!

I was just a bit surprised ... pleasantly so, on the quality of these Sais. These are going to be for display and not for training. The handles are very elegantly wrapped. Nice.

Good sai for the price. Balanced, symmetrical. Good for practice. Suggest polishing the chrome often, they all rust eventually; unless you buy the stainless steel ones that cost 5 times more.

For a beginner pair of sai, these are exactly what I was looking for at a good price. Definitely recommend!

Not sharp which is great for practice.Either buy a book about training or YouTube.

I like these sais quite a bit; they are sturdy and well made, definitely a bargain for the price.The handles are thin, making these feel a bit small in the hand (I have average sized hands - I wear a men's large glove and my palm measures 3.75 in across the widest part). At first I was tempted to knock a stor off due to this, however as I stated at the beginning, these sais are well made, sturdy, and once engaged in my forms I didn't notice the thinness as much. Plus (again), these are a really good price.