John Lee praktische ninjato, bot (battle-ready) Valentijn Camails were commonly worn until

Camails were commonly worn until the mid-15th century

The blade is made of Damascus steel from 12 times folded 1045 carbon steel of 8000 layers in the Shinogi-Zukuri style with a fuller

a textile cap or arming cap could be worn underneath the coif

while the helmet still provided an excellent field of vision

It is suitable for a head circumference up to 64 cm

John Lee praktische ninjato, bot (battle-ready) Valentijn Camails were commonly worn untilThis ninjato is based on historical originals. As long as it is placed in the scabbard, it can? t be told apart from a normal katana. When drawn the short blade which gives the ninja his essential speed advantage can be recognized. This sword has a total length of 108,5 cm including the scabbard (saya) and a length of 89,5 cm without the scabbard. The length of the blade is 58 cm and the grip (tsuka) is 31,5 cm. It weighs 1050 g. The blade is made of