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Permalink Reply by John R. Malmo on April 23, 2009 at 9:00pm

Depends on the type of blade your looking for - but check out Keen Edge. Steve offers some great trainers.

There are also a few members on this site that make trainers. I don't have any experience with their blades, but they look like good products. Hopefully, they'll post their links here.

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Permalink Reply by Brian "Buzz" Smith on April 24, 2009 at 8:47pm

Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Bill on April 26, 2009 at 3:02pm

cold steel has some seriously good training blades, rubber and polymer plastic..

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Permalink Reply by Rich Turner on May 13, 2009 at 10:12am

I really like COld Steel. While you pay a premium price for the materials, they last a lifetime and are worth every penny. Another good spot is http://langsontraders.com/. I used to frequent this store, and the folks there carry very nice equipment at a low price. Since it's in Texas, tax is cheaper as well.

Of course, gotta recommend the Inosanto.com store as well. Can't pass that up!

Bill said:

cold steel has some seriously good training blades, rubber and polymer plastic..

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Permalink Reply by Alhabzar R. Liwanag on May 15, 2009 at 11:56am

The World Simatukin Union through the Simatukin Institute of Martial Arts offers training on combative knife fighting. The training venue will be in the Philippines.

If you are still interested, you may send your inquiries at the following e-mail addresses:

archael777@yahoo.com
worldsimatukin.union@gmail.com

or call/text:

Nakura Archael Fernando at his mobile phone +63908-726-0129.

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Permalink Reply by John R. Malmo on May 15, 2009 at 5:34pm

Buzz, was looking for training blades - not places to train. Thanks for the info though.

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Permalink Reply by Simon on May 25, 2009 at 9:57am

Hi,

Through my website we sell a number of training blades. We have the regular designs common to FMA and also unique designs from local Pandays and my Master, GM Yuli Romo. Check out the photos and the store.

Simon.







www.eskrimakaliarnis.com

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Permalink Reply by GM Rene R. Tongson on July 10, 2009 at 10:58am

Practice knives are produced in many places. In the Philippines, Barrio Balisong in Taal Town, Batangas is not only known for its Balisong "fan" knives it is also source of expertly hand-crafted training knives of various designs, materials like aluminum steel and hardwood. GM Rodel Dagooc is a leading maker. You may search his name in google. I have a few in my luggage at the moment which i will use for my Classical Arnis Camp in New Forest along Hants, UK on July 17-19. You may log on to www.masterangelo.co.uk

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