Combat Naginata is a high-quality Japanese martial arts weapon. It’s a pole that is about six and a half feet long with a curved blade on each end to cut and thrust at one’s opponents.

There are many reasons why Combat naginata would be an excellent choice for those interested in Japanese martial arts or historical reenactment. 

For starters, the naginata was widely used by samurai warriors during the feudal period of Japan between 1467 and 1868. The blade on each end of the naginata is curved in a way that allows it to be used for cutting and thrusting attacks. The hand guard is made out of hard metal for protection. The handle is made out of wood and covered in an extremely tight-fitting sheath with a leather bottom strap. The sheath also has metal fittings at each end which help protect the user's hands while holding onto the pole.

The Combat Naginata has an incredibly sturdy construction because of its use as a weapon by samurai warriors during feudal Japan's period of violence, aggression, and warfare.