| | |  | Ninja | Home » » Ninja High Top Tabi Boots Size 07 to 13 | | | | | | | Description: | | Tiger Claw's Ninja High Top Tabi Boots are made of soft canvas fabric. Ninja High Top Tabi Boots have upper Velcro closure and non slip rubber soles for Ninja secure and quiet footing. available in Men's US shoe sizes: 7 to 13. | | | Features: | |
• Made of soft canvas fabric.
• Velcro closure
• Non-slip rubber soles
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27 of 28 found the following review helpful:
 Not sold as advertised.Nov 08, 2006
By cdb
The boot in the picture has the grooves which pretty much define the Tabi boot, allowing wall climbing manuevers and such. The boot I received had a flat bottom and gave almost no grip. Tennis shoes work better.
37 of 41 found the following review helpful:
 new to ninjutsu?Feb 20, 2007
By Sam
If your new to ninjutsu or Bujinkan, and want a pair of tabi then stay away from these cheap knock offs. Go do a search on ebay or google for jikatabi. The Jikatabi are authentic, and won't fall apart after an hour of training. Hope I gave some good advice!
Happy training
24 of 32 found the following review helpful:
 No problems here.Mar 10, 2008
By C. Biederman
"Severin s."
Something I would need to say about these boots is that ive never had troubles with them,and my fellow trainees own the same boots from the same seller,we do alot of rough training through bad weather up steep slopes training to climb walls and roughhousing in the snow(very cold on the footsies lol)and never not even once has a tabi boot busted a seem or come undone.The fabric used to make these boots is very durable and I fell istantly in love with the velcro closure,We ordered six pairs total and not once did we have problems with them and still havent.
The reviews below me are quite unfair,their isn any evidence that the reviwer below me owns a pair of these boots,it only sounds to me like he has a pair of boots from a different comapany,he is happy with them and considers all others crap,kind of like ford truck drivers vs. another vehicle.and the review further down was as far as im concerned a complete factory mishap and should have e-mailed the seller before posting,The way he did it was very childish in my opinion.
And a small comment on the jikatabi that sam suggested in his review,the jikatabi are great only if you prepared to spend upward of about fifty dollars plus,it is true that ninja boots of any kind dont seem to be that cheap but the jikatabi are just too expensive for training that most of us probably wont actualy use so,I mean how many of us are going to scale a wall everyday.
PS.
We have had these boots for well over half a year we havent had to replace a pair yet,i think thats tetament enought their quality AND the quality of the reviews below me.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Not the best fit-but the price is unbeatableAug 20, 2011
By schadirro
You absolutely must get these a size smaller than you want. Also note there is generally a good bit of extra space toward the top. I overcame this by lacing mine up in place of the velcro. Soles are nice, not too a heavy patter, not too soft, have decent traction, great toe grip, can feel through the bottom pretty well (which is important with tabi).
All in all you can't beat what you get for the price, soon as mine came I ran straight outback to test them-practically ran up the oak tree when I got there too! I have homemade all leather tabi but, I wanted these for training and rope climbing exercises. Love them so far.
Thanks Amazon!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 not the best but not the worstNov 20, 2010
By Stormrider777
bought these boots for holloween. they are just ok. not for training. seem to built only to be worn a few times. still pretty cool though.
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