The Squire Collection : Safe, Durable and Realistic. The products of the Squire Collection make no compromise on the essential characteristics of a Calimacil Foam Weapon. You want to start larping? You have a friend that needs a quality foam weapon? The Squire Collection offers an affordable option for any situation. Their simple design makes them perfect for beginners and veterans alike.
Legend
While samurais had great ornate katanas, full of stories and renowned by all, it was absolutely illogical that ninjas use the same swords. However, as they wished to use the high quality of these blades, they had forged similar weapons, but simpler in design. This way, no one would recognize them in the city, and letting go of them in a risky escape would not bring dishonor on their family. These weapons were so efficient that they did not change for hundreds of years. Still today, some keep as treasures on of these swords, symbol of a lost era.
Workshop
The Ninja II is the natural evolution of the first generation of this Squire sword. Always made of safe Calimacil foam, this weapon will give you years of good use thanks to its unrivalled durability. The guard of the sword is now steel-coloured and the handle is brown. The blade stays silver-coloured to make a unique and incredibly realistic weapon.
Characters
Characters inspired by asian culture will appreciate this sword’s unique design. Less detailed than the katana, it is perfect for anyone who is not noble-born, such as ninjas and spies, but also simple soldiers and mythical creatures of the far East.

Weight (g): Long: 380; Bastard: 420
Total Length (cm): Long: 100; Bastard: 109
Blade Length (cm): Long: 69; Bastard: 79
Blade Tickness (cm): 2.5
Blade color: Silver
Blade Type: Katana Sharp
Handle length (cm): 31
Grip length (cm): 29
Cross guard width (cm): 6
Material: fiberglass, Calimacil Foam

KATANA - NINJA II, THE SHADOW APPRENTICE (40") is categorised LIVE ACTION ROLE-PLAY / FOAM INJECTED WEAPONS / ORIENTAL WEAPONS and sold by l'Imaginaire, a store and specialised website.