Munetoshi 50" Long Dojo Sword Carrying Bag for Katana Iaito Bokken Shinai Bo Jo

This is the third carrying bag I've purchased for my equipment, and I am happy to say, the last. There were difficulties with the other two bags that made me look at this 50"bag. I am happy to say it has exceeded my expectations. It is great quality, the perfect length and carries my equipment perfectly. I will add this. At the beginning, a 50" bo staff will only fit inside the bag at an angle, which means kind of positioning other stuff in the bag so it will fit. After a couple of days, the material stretched enough for my bo to fit upright, so, other than that minor problem, the bag is perfect. I think from now on, I will look at other Munetoshi products as a result.

Awesome AF

This bag is awesome. I can fit all kinds of things in here. easily holds two katanas, two sais, and many other goodies. very sturdy.cons: shoulder strap is situated too low.DO NOT PAY MORE THAN $25 FOR THIS!!! Whoever sells this for more than that is ripping people off. I had to go elsewhere because I have bought several on amazon for $25, then some one jacked the price up to $129. Seriously? I found it elsewhere for cheaper...about 500% cheaper. the only difference is the emblem is not on it. Otherwise, the same bag.

Was looking for something that I could store some of my longer/2 Handed LARP weapons in. This bag is very spacious and easily fit two long swords with plenty of space to spare for shorter weapons. (For reference the weapons in my picture are ~51 & 55 inches long.) There is a clip that goes horizontal across the top that facilitates weapons with cross guards in the bag while not being able to zip all the way up.The material is thick enough to offer some degree of rain protection, as I immediately got to test the weekend following when I received this item. The

The bag is great but has two major problems. A review (which I did not read before I bought) (sigh . . .) pointed out that the bag is 2 to 3 inches too short to hold a standard jo (which unnecessarily eliminates a large part of the martial arts market.) The handle is also too close to the bottom, making it unbalanced and worth than useless because you have to continually lift the front end (or your jo will fall out of the bag). Both of these problems are easily solved and , if fixed, would make a good bag a great bag.