SZCO 2 Piece Ninja Sword Set– 18" & 29" Dual Samurai Style Swords with Stainless Steel Blades & Nylon Sheath – Tactical Ninja Machete Set with Shoulder Strap for Martial Arts, Cosplay, and Collectors

Saw this at a gun show across state a few months ago. It was the only blade there that was worth getting otherwise you'd be getting a cheap knock-off katana that would bust upon impact. But very gorgeous art work, I enjoy using mine when it's time to go camping. It's a great home-defense weapon when it come to a place like where I live. It's not carbon steel like the traditional Japanese blades, but folded stainless-steel blades with such durability is worth it at this price. The sheath is awesome, it'll take care of you as long as you take care if your blade and sheath.

They do look cool, but the POB makes these useless.

Flimsy... I hated them once a saw them.. Sold them to a co-worker ....

These swords are pretty damn good for the $22 that I paid for them. There was no damage to them at all (There was some marks on the blades, but that's OK in my opinion). They were pretty sharp (Some additional sharpening wouldn't hurt though) and very, very pointy. Very light, balanced, and seemingly durable as well. If you're a sword collector or just looking for a good pair of blades to put in your zombie apocalypse kit, these are a great choice.

The cut of these blades is fantastic and they look very futuristic. The adjustable sheath/scabbard fit perfectly onto my back and, with a bit of adjusting, I was able to access both blades relatively smoothly. I love the design of these swords and I don't think I've ever got such a great deal for two blades like these. These are just one piece of cut steel with a wrapped handle, and they cut through apples in mid-air right out of the box without any sharpening (at least these ones did, but sharpening them would be easy too). The only issue I have with them is the extremely cheap plastic material used to cover the wood underneath the nylon webbed hilt, and the nylon shifting around too much. I HIGHLY recommend doing what I did, and cut some strips of leather to make your own handle after removing the nylon and plastic. This makes for a much more comfortable grip, a cooler look, and a customized set of swords. There are tutorials on YouTube for this sort of thing if you're interested, and believe me it's worth it because these are now some of my favorite swords in my whole collection and they were less than $20. 4/5 stars because of the cheap, uncomfortable hilt, but these become an easy 5/5 stars if you create your own grip.

Good design Very sharp Hasn't warped It's obviously the equivalent of full tang because it's just a length of metal with a wrapped handle so probably impossible to break (hasn't for me yet) one of two complaints is that the whole thing is a bit flat. The handle isn't ergonomic and the whole thing bends when enough pressure is placed. Still it handles it well and is still perfectly straight but it is annoying. My other complaint is that it can be a bit difficult to sheath because of the point but I've never come across a sword where this isn't an issue. The sheath is very compact and well designed otherwise though,Nice belt attach feature. Of course none of this matters if you just want a display sword and it does look really cool.

Husband wanted ninja swords - why, I do not know. He has never expressed an interest in them ever in all our years being together. Mid life crisis? Maybe. Either way, we're now the proud owner of these ninja swords. They couldn't cut warm butter (which I warned him they wouldn't be shipped sharpened lol) and they were pretty cheep feeling (the string around the handles looked like shoe laces) but you get what you pay for. He's happy, and if it only took about $20 to make him happy, then I'm happy :P Arrived very quickly.

They don't come very sharp, I had to remake a custom handle with plumbers tape, but after doing all of that it's a great product. If you're looking to use it out of the box, it's not a good idea, and the strap holder for them, broke at the end, so the machete is poking out the bottom. They need a lot of work, but once you put work into it, they're great. I'd recommend putting a piece of metal, wrapped in sponge at the bottom of both the carrying spaces, so they don't puncture the ends.