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How much weaker does a bo-hi make a sword?
ANSWER: It is barely much of a difference actually... For a start, the 'I-beam' design of the bo-hi is much like that used in the construction industry. So while there is less material, it is somewhat reinforced. Secondly, this is monosteel (through hardened) 9260 Spring Steel we are talking about. So it is already super durable... The main difference is that a blade without bo-hi is a little heavier and has a more forward balance point - giving it more power, but making it a little less graceful. Hope this helps. - Paul
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