Description
Dojo Pro 1060 Steel Tsunami Tanto Model #2
Stats:
Steel - Through Hardened 1060 spring steel with tsunami theme
Tanto Length - 15.25 inches
Blade Length - 9 inches tip to habaki
Blade Width - 1 inch
Handle Length - 5.5 inches
Length in Saya - 17 inches
33 Reviews
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Looks pretty good
Its my first knife, it looks pretty solid. The handguard tilts a little forward and back, one brass piece for the wrapping is loose and the tip bent striking a watermelon.
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Dojo pro 160 steel Tanto #2
I bought the Dojo Pro Tanto #1 and 2 and they are both well made. Nice clean fittings, tight wraps, and both sharp. Both are a little lose in the Saya but for $65 you can’t beat this deal
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Tanto 1060 #2 Katana
The katana is beautiful but I thougt it was made in Japan and would be engraved with some kind of "symbol" or signature of the maker. So I feel a little disappointed that is made in China and not Japan
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Great Straight Tanto!
I liked these ronin tanto's so much I got 2.
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Dojo Pro 1060 Steel Tanto #2
First off, let me say that I'am no expert on Japanese swords. The Tanto #2 is a well made knife. No looseness, no rattle in the shealth. Seems to be put together quite well. I purchased this item to go with the previous sword I purchased from Ronin Katana. I'am quite satisfied.
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DOJO PRO 1060 STEEL TANTO #2
This is one of the nicest Tantos that you can get in this price range. Everything on the one that I received was perfect. Nice & tight and no looseness or rattling. Customer service from Ronin was outstanding, shipped fast and well packed.Glad that I got the opportunity to purchase this one.
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1060 Tanto 2
My initial reaction is that this tango is beautifully made and very sturdy. Nothing moves or rattles and it fits well in the saya. I wanted to disassemble it to give a good polishing to the blade. When I removed the tsuka the cap came off. It wasn't secured in any way. But I then realized the seppa and tsuba appear to have been epoxied in place. I could not remove them even by tapping with a wooden mallet. This was disappointing because it prevents me working on the blade as I had hoped. It cam kitchen knife sharp but not razor sharp. I put a better edge on it using my water stones. I do love it though. I'm sure I will purchase other items from Ronin. The quality and affordability can't be beat.
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1060 Tanto 2
This was my first Ronin purchase. I wanted to start small to see what the quality was like before picking up a katana. First impressions are quite good. Everything was tight and sturdy. The blade is very well made. It came sharp, but more kitchen knife sharp than razor sharp. I shared it to a better edge. My intent was to take it apart to polish the blade. When I removed the tsuka, the fuchi fell off. It was a loose fit. Once that was removed, I found that the seppa, tsuba, and habaki appear to be epoxied in place. I could not remove them even by tapping with a wooden mallet. This is disappointing because I cannot properly polish the blade with those permanently attached. I know I could force them off but I assume ththeththey were epoxied due to improper fit so if removed they would be loose when reattached. Other than that, it arrived in three days, is beautifully made, and is in perfect working order. The fit into the saya is quite good as well. Sing enough the tanto doesn't come out until you want it to. I'm sure more Ronin items will be added to my small collection soon.
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Dojo Pro Steel Tanto #2
Really happy with this tanto. I'm not a martial arts expert -- Just a guy who appreciates the beauty of Japanese weaponry. The knife is very solidly built and is obviously a real knife and not some flea market decorative piece. I am very happy with the design and style as well. It also got to my door within a couple days. Very fast shipping. I would definitely buy again from Ronin Katana.
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First Purchase
This is my first purchase from Ronin Katana. I'm a practicing martial artist, but no expert when it comes to judging the quality of a blade. That said, I'm very happy with the workmanship of this tanto. In addition, I was hoping this might give me a sense of what to expect from Ronin's swords. I'm very impressed with what I see.