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I have to agree. All of Shureido's equipment is top of the line. It costs a bit more but, if you count the replacement value of the things you have now, or should I say the value of the number of times you have to replace cheap equipment versus how often you need to replace the Shureido equipment. I have a Shureido uniform that is 8 years old and going strong.

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Way back on the firt page pacificshore you said to either go the shureido or custom made. I have heared of shureido but not custon made. do you think you could give me a reccomended site?

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Yeah, I ordered a pair from Weapons Connection about 2 weeks ago. I had a chance to handle three different pairs over the past half year, and one of my current instructors has a pair. I finally took the plunge, but I wish I didn't have to wait another 6-8 weeks or so.

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Just as an update on this (bumped it because it was old and not likely to be seen if I simply edited it), I got the Carbone's sai in from Weapons Connection and the balance is unbelievably superb. I would say even better than Shureido. You have to feel them to know what I mean, but they are great.

 

Oh, and this is my first post after about a month and a half hiatus or so...

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Hey there, I have been training with sais for quite a long time, but I have only had one pair of sai. They are the black octagon century pair you're referring to. I wouldn't suggest getting them, as mine after only about a year are bowed...the prongs are bowing on either side of each sai, and they don't respond well now because of that. I suggest getting a pair that you will enjoy for a long time, as I will probably be investing in a better pair myself soon. Good luck finding what you need.

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Hey there, I have been training with sais for quite a long time, but I have only had one pair of sai. They are the black octagon century pair you're referring to. I wouldn't suggest getting them, as mine after only about a year are bowed...the prongs are boeing on either side of each sai, and they don't respond well now because of that. I suggest getting a pair that you will enjoy for a long time, as I will probably be investing in a better pair myself soon. Good luck finding what you need.

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