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Your cart is empty.The blade is left unsharpened for safety purposes, the the tip is slightly sharpened. The blade also has a ridge that runs down the center of the blade. . The handle is made in a ribbed design for a great grip and a black imitation leather wrap for comfort. The pommel is made from solid steel and it helps to balance the weight of the sword. The pommel also has an ornate design with silver fittings. The scabbard that comes included is made from wood and also has a black leather imitation wrap to coordinate with the design of the rest of the sword. The drag is made in a ball point design and is made from polished 440 Stainless Steel. The scabbard's throat is made from 440 Stainless Steel and has a V cut to fit tightly with the guard of the sword. This is not a full tang sword -a display item only
I never received item. Possibly stolen.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Iys amazing
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
Good sword. better than the last one, sharp enough to cut oranges. Would be better if it was sharper though.
Sheri Hessler
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
I love using weapons as display pieces in my home. I was hoping that for 50 dollars I could get a full-sized sword and this did not disappoint! It's even got a decent weight. Quite obviously a display sword.
Robert E Lee, Jr
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
Love this item. Perfect for wall decor planned. It truly looks professional.
travis gulotta
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024
Super happy with the quality and the look of the sword I don’t know if it’s quite usable the chop up things but that’s a great costume and decoration after Halloween
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2018
Wall hanger only
Isabella Song
Reviewed in Canada on January 2, 2018
good
Kyle Daly
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2017
I thought this was a pretty good sword for the price, but there are just a couple of things that might turn away a buyer.Pros:- It is carbon steel indeed. Because of this, the blade can be used as a semi-functional weapon, but I'll get into that later.- It disassembles like a dream. If you want to practice sword care, this is the sword to buy. It shows you how all of the different parts fit together the same way you will find in higher quality weapons.- It is very nice to look at. Great decoration or dress sword- Isn't too cumbersome to wield and swing around. The fittings are super tight and can always be adjusted by tightening the pommel nut.Cons:- The sword does have a full tang, I'll give it that; however, not only is it a rat tail tang, but the blade is still welded to the rat tail pretty sloppily. Any heavy use of the sword may cause it to snap, but so far it is surprisingly sturdy.- It is not sharp at all. I did not find this much of a problem because I can put a descent edge on anything, but for any new buyers who cannot, I would not expect to use this as a functional weapon.- The handle leather and the scabbard leather are completely different. It is more of an aesthetic thing, but it is worth mentioning.- It has no distal taper, but the sword is so small, it is almost not noticeable.As a final evaluation, it is a perfect beginner sword. Disassembles easily and accurately, doesn't come with and edge, and feels like a sword. If you have a new interest in HEMA or WMA or your relative does, this would be absolutely perfect. It does, however, under perform compared to its cheap oriental weapon counterparts on Amazon.
Wachtier
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2016
I bought this sword for a specific purpose, and it served that purpose well enough: it looked good worn on a sword belt. The scabbard the sword comes with is quite nice looking, and the hilt is also for the most part aesthetically pleasing. The cross guard is quite nice, and the ring at the base of the hilt is an interesting design that you'll either love or hate, but as it's more or less central to the posting, I figure you've already made that decision. The one issue I do have with the hilt is that the stitching on the wrap is significantly raised on the one side, and you will feel it every time you hold the sword. It's not a deal breaker as such, but its not the most comfortable hand-feel I've seen in a sword. Luckily, if you hold the hilt with the stitching away from your palm, it's much less noticeable.While the hilt is certainly long enough to use it as a bastard sword (one or two handed), the blade is a bit too short to be functionally used two handed. Granted, I'm 6'4", so maybe that's less true for others, but I'm inclined to think not. The blade itself is fairly solid. The only issues I've had with it so far is the fact that it arrived in a somewhat dirty fashion (some oil on the blade is acceptable, especially for a supposedly high carbon blade, but the sword had to be cleaned thoroughly and had several smudged and some dirt on it), and, more importantly, the point on the tip of the blade is noticeably off-center. A quarter of an inch off center at least. Maybe one wouldn't notice it from a distance, but any close examination would reveal this straight away. The blade is otherwise nice enough to look at, although the slight sharpening was somewhat less than even on the two edges. All told, the sword is serviceable, and once cleaned looked nice both in and out of the sheath.If you're looking for a decently priced, aesthetically pleasing costume piece that might survive a strike or two with some hard surfaces or some light stage combat, this might be a good option for you. If you're looking for an in-sheath wall hanger, this would prove serviceable. Out of sheath, there are probably better wall hanging options. Overall, this sword met my expectations based on the relatively low price.
Santa CruZin
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2014
I've written several product reviews on Amazon, but this is the first one where I'm stoked enough to opine immediately after receiving a purchase. I was looking for a sword to go with a Knight costume for Halloween that wasn't just a $2 plastic kid's toy. I figure if I'm going to the effort I'm at least going to look like I tried. I didn't want to spend big money, but a steel sword with a scabbard that didn't look like it came from Wally World should be doable. Well it is doable, and this sword is it. I don't know much sword terminology, so don't have a heart attack when I say the "grip" seems well made, and the sideways "bars" between the grip and the edged blade are solidly attached. All the steel is brushed and blemish-free. The ring at the end of the grip is thick metal and still a perfect circle after shipping. The blade is covered in a thin film of oil and is straight as an arrow. The scabbard is leather or fake leather and looks great with the Knight costume. I had a leather belt and sword frog from last year's pirate costume (both bought on Amazon), and this sword matches both perfectly. If you're looking for a costume sword that's a serious level up from plastic junk and still not expensive, look no further. This is one of my best scores for Halloween costume swag yet.Edited to add: Looks like the Amazon review screeners liked what I had to say. When I wrote the review yesterday the sword was still $41 (what I paid for it) on Amazon Prime. This morning it's $61 on Amazon Prime. Sorry about about that, folks! LOL (the sword is still worth it if you're serious about your Halloween getup)
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