Katana Sword Real Rayskin Hardwood Saya Handmade Japanese Samurai Sword Can Chop Bamboo

Very well made hand crafted katana. It’s has good balance making it very functional. The love the detail and weight of the blade. Fits perfectly in my grip and makes for a nice wall display, however it would be very effective in a battle situation. Can’t wait to get others for my collection!

It was a lot sturdier then I expected. We have guns, tanks, and nukes now so im not going to comment on how i think it will do in battle.Looks- While sheathed the white and red look beautiful. The golden dragon on the handle really pops out. It doesn’t affect how it feels while holding and swinging it. So intruders will fear my dragon style swordsmanship. The red blade is a little darker then I expected so from a distance it looks black unless it is in direct light then you will be able to tell. but still looks really good.Durability and sharpness- for this price, you really cant get better. It feels really solid, no wiggling nothing. It arrives sharp so be careful around other people or animals. You can go out and cut fruit, sticks, and all that stuff. Really good practice sword for a great price!

I really like the appearance of this Katana. The Twist Damascus blade is quite stunning and very sharp. The tsuka and Sageo are wrapped with a very distinct looking tape that really stands out. The tsuka, fuchi, and kashira are a bit overdone. Some might find it a bit gaudy what with all the gold on the fittings and Saya.Overall, the package is very attractive even if a bit overdone. The Saya is a bright black drizzled with gold paint. I find it pleasing to look at. If I had to come up with a criticism I would have to say that the fittings let it down slightly. But opinions vary and others might find it quite pleasing. The good news is that it’s very well made. Tight fitting and a very sharp blade. The transitions match up nicely. The Ito is tight, though not overly so but adequate. The red colored Samegawa is real. A real plus for me. For the price ($180) it’s hard to beat for what you get. Do I believe it’s worth it? Yes I do! (You may want to expand the pics for better viewing)

the sword its self is pretty good it doesn’t feel light or cheaply made the price is a little expensive for the sword but it is durable and i only have 2 issues the blade looks more brown then red with dim lighting and the tasle on the scabbard is not tied very well i would recommend for display

Love the design

I thought I was getting a thin blade for that price and for my surprise the product was beyond my expectations, nice blade great quality steel

The sword is as advertised. I was septical. A high-carbon, differentially heat-treated blade—and with just ONE bevel (or sharp edge)! Too often, there is the real bevel, and then a steel ground micro bevel on the very edge, destroying its ability to cut through material (as the edge bevel has angles too obtuse to be any good) effectively. This has just the one very acute bevel, or sharp edge.Caveat: Okay, I’m impressed. And that takes a lot. But there are two things:• The edge is not razor sharp. It is very sharp, though. So do be careful.• The sword is 3.6 lbs. One might say it’s chunky, needs a diet. A true battle-worthy katana would weigh about 1.5 lbs.This sword cannot be wielded nearly as well as a lighter sword. But, I’m not going into battle with it, so it’s a small complaint.I like things like this to be CAPABLE of battle—albeit forever prohibited from ever thusly engaging. Unless, of course, to me rise the occasion—home invasion or something. Maybe scare them before I get shot. LOL“I never draw it, except it taste no blood.” May it rest on its rack on my wall… forever.Oh yeah—IT’S TOTALLY WICKED!!!

In perfect condition, packaged properly, some sort of oil or lubricant was on the blade to keep the quality. Very satisfied with it. Worth the money 100%.