™ Full Tang Handmade Katana Sword - 1045 High Carbon Steel Blade with Mirror Polish Finish, Tactical Mechanical Design, ABS Handle Inserts, Includes Faux Leather Sheath

Very clean design, and a massive kudos to the sellers for shipping it the same day, since I bought it last minute. The blade feels pretty sturdy, and the overall craftsmanship seems solid! I doubt it was designed to be swung around abunch though, so I'd probably keep that in mind in terms of durability.

Looks amazing! Sheath just a little lame but sword looks really good and tough. Not sharp at all except the tip, so you'd have to do your own sharpening. Keep in mind however it has a bit of weight on it. All in all worth the buy. Came to me exactly like the picture.

Very accurate to the game, and am overall happy with the product. The sword is decently heavy (due to its MASSIVE blade). The part that makes it the most heavy is the tip, as for some reason it is wider on the top, making it very too heavy. Cosmetically it is a very nice piece however. The sleeve it comes with is just a generic fo-leather sleeve with a cloth inside. Not very durable but it’s to be expected. I was not expecting this blade to be sharp, turns out it has a decent edge. (Not razor sharp but sharp enough to cut). I really enjoy this sword though, as I am a huge fan of the MGRR. I recommend this!

Astonishingly well made. Aside from the sheath but who cares about that because the sword itself is awesome. Skeletal x-ray grip to show off the full-tang. Crazy flush bolts in the blade because it's futuristic af. Also razor sharp and ready to take down a metal gear.

In my opinion this sword is a great buy. Might have took some time to be delivered but it was worth it. It's an amazing feel when I first gripped the hilt. Even though it's not suppose to cut wood, I used it to cut fruits.

Swords were a hit for Christmas. 2 of the hilts were a little loose but tighten right up. Worth every penny

Looks cool. Cheap China steal says China on blade. Not what I expected.

This blade came to my home with large knicks in the blade as if someone had a duel with it and another blade. It was notched from combat before I even unboxed it... maybe it’s indended this way for a battle scarred effect but it’s not a nice touch at all. Sharpening and smoothing the edges of the notches will be a headache, but is it worth the $38 price tag? Eh nah. $10 at a pawn shop more likely.