Jo Carry Case, Top Quality Stitch, Heavy Duty Nylon Material, Multi Pocket & Compartments, Equipped With Shoulder Strap, Safety Solution For Bokken & Jo Weapons

Good weapons bag, can fit a bokken (It tsuba is removed) and jo staff inside.

I bought this as a birthday present. I had difficulty sourcing a good quality case for a reasonable price elsewhere. The recipient of the gift was delighted. He is able to carry his weapons with confidence in his case that he has been using for six months without any problems.There are two pockets on the case, the first runs the full length of the case and I am informed can easily fit four jos. The second can easily fit three bokkens of up to 98cm in length each.

It's a good strong case. The addition of a side zip would make it more user-friendly, as it is now, the only way to get to shorter weapons, kodachi, tanjo etc, it to turn the bag upside down and empty the contents onto the floor

Perfect for all my cues thankyou

It's a nice bag but from the picture it looked like it would close with a zip, whereas it's actually Velcro with quite a large gap my saber could slip out of so not great for my purpose.

The product seems to a good quality strong canvas fabric with multiple large pockets for weapons but it seem the front pocket is not made for a standard sized bokken, which was one of the reasons I brought it so my jo and bokkens would have different compartments other than that took forever to get to me but still seems good

Also works nicely for holding and transporting your ulterasabers lightsaber between home and your weekly meetup of star wars loving mates that want to learn to fight like Jedi's for a couple of hours. I would, however, take whatever you are wanting to use out of the bag first. as when I attempted to use the bag as a method of protecting my lightsaber all I ended up with a lot of weird looks... and bruises. turns out the lightsabers we use are quite solid and the bag, although perfect for transporting sword like devices from place to place, has no advantage in combat. at least none that I have been taught. yet.

Great fit for Staff and smaller wooden sticks or nunchucks looks good