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A ninja’s best weapon is his foot — protect it
The word of the day: proprioception. By increasing proprioception, a martial artist improves balance, strength, and quickness. It’s why most martial artists train barefoot — and the Shinobi Ninja Shoes are the alternative that keeps that feel while protecting the foot.
The most silent tabi available
These ultra-lightweight tabi are designed by Kage Ninja Gear to be the quietest available. Fast, easy slip-on with three velcro fasteners for a secure fit — light and comfortable, with a suede sole. Not built for heavy, rough use on sharp rocks, but unmatched for comfortable, silent movement.
Designed by Kage Ninja Gear
From the leading experts in ninja supplies — built for practitioners who want to feel the ground while they move.
Sizing: available in US sizes 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13. These run about a half size small — keep that in mind when ordering.
Please note: this is a special clearance item. No returns or exchanges are available on the Shinobi Ninja Shoes.
Shinobi Ninja Shoes Size
US Men’s Size 8 – SOLD OUT, US Men’s Size 9 – SOLD OUT, US Men’s Size 10 – SOLD OUT, US Men’s Size 11 – SOLD OUT, US Men’s Size 12 – SOLD OUT, US Men’s Size 13 – SOLD OUT
5 reviews for Shinobi Ninja Shoes – Split-Toe Tabi with Suede Sole
Rated 5 out of 5
Heitou –
These are the ultimate tabi. indoor or outdoor, outside you can easily feel what’s below your foot before putting any preasure down for stealth, no I wouldn’t recommend them for a hike but if you want a true Ninja tabi this is it, not to mention the price.
Rated 5 out of 5
PTK –
Worth the 19 bucks.
I like them. A little light and probably won’t hold up for years and years. Comfortable and training outdoors on the grass. (Too thin for running on pavement)
Rated 4 out of 5
Ninja Timothy –
Comfortable tabi shoes. Should be used for indoors more than outdoors.
Do not use on ruff terrain, they obviously aren’t made for that. I use them indoor training. If you use them for outdoors, they work great on grass.
Price is good and is pretty unique.
Rated 4 out of 5
Customer –
Don’t use outdoors except in grass. The soles aren’t thick enough to handle use on roads or rocks.
Seems to be good for indoor and training in fields.
If you want something for more heavy use, you’re better off with the normal tabi with rubber soles.
On another note, they looked kind of cheap when I opened the box, but once I tried them on, I started to like them. They are made out of soft material that is pretty comfortable.
Rated 5 out of 5
Nicholas –
Makes great martial art shoes. They are light, which means you can move your feet faster than wearing normal shoes.
Heitou –
These are the ultimate tabi. indoor or outdoor, outside you can easily feel what’s below your foot before putting any preasure down for stealth, no I wouldn’t recommend them for a hike but if you want a true Ninja tabi this is it, not to mention the price.
PTK –
Worth the 19 bucks.
I like them. A little light and probably won’t hold up for years and years. Comfortable and training outdoors on the grass. (Too thin for running on pavement)
Ninja Timothy –
Comfortable tabi shoes. Should be used for indoors more than outdoors.
Do not use on ruff terrain, they obviously aren’t made for that. I use them indoor training. If you use them for outdoors, they work great on grass.
Price is good and is pretty unique.
Customer –
Don’t use outdoors except in grass. The soles aren’t thick enough to handle use on roads or rocks.
Seems to be good for indoor and training in fields.
If you want something for more heavy use, you’re better off with the normal tabi with rubber soles.
On another note, they looked kind of cheap when I opened the box, but once I tried them on, I started to like them. They are made out of soft material that is pretty comfortable.
Nicholas –
Makes great martial art shoes. They are light, which means you can move your feet faster than wearing normal shoes.
They don’t look like much, but worth it