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product_id: 2296218
title: "BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword"
brand: "bladesusa"
price: "VT16203"
currency: VUV
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 12
category: "Blades Usa"
url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/2296218-bladesusa-hk-1482-series-red-flame-samurai-fantasy-sword
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region: Vanuatu
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# Laser-etched red flame pattern Cord-wrapped grip with arrow pommel 26-inch stainless steel blade BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword

**Brand:** bladesusa
**Price:** VT16203
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Own the Legend: Slash Through Ordinary with Samurai Style 🗡️

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword by bladesusa
- **How much does it cost?** VT16203 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/2296218-bladesusa-hk-1482-series-red-flame-samurai-fantasy-sword)

## Best For

- bladesusa enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bladesusa brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready-to-Carry Sheath:** Durable nylon sheath with shoulder strap for hands-free, stylish transport.
- • **Striking Flame Design:** Laser-etched red flames near the hilt for instant visual impact and collector’s envy.
- • **Precision-Crafted Blade:** 26-inch solid stainless steel blade with a wicked curve ending in a lethal stabbing point.
- • **Built for Utility & Style:** One-piece stainless steel construction with anodized black finish—durability meets fantasy flair.
- • **Secure Grip, Bold Control:** Cord-wrapped handle with ergonomic thickness and arrow-shaped pommel for confident handling.

## Overview

The BladesUSA HK-1482 Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword is a 26-inch solid stainless steel blade featuring a laser-etched red flame design and a wicked curved tip for a striking, combat-ready look. It boasts a secure cord-wrapped grip with an arrow-shaped pommel and comes with a durable nylon sheath with shoulder strap for easy carrying. Engineered as a sturdy utility blade with a sleek anodized black finish, it blends fantasy aesthetics with practical design, making it a must-have collectible or display piece for enthusiasts and professionals alike.

## Description

This Red Flame Warrior Sword from Survivor features a straight-forward design that looks fit for combat, yet also features a few extra touches that make it all the more appealing to see. This ensures that the sword is not only pleasing to the eye, but it is also fun to handle. The sword features a stainless steel blade that is decorated with a laser-etched red flame pattern near the hilt. It also features a unique shape, one that utilizes a wicked curve that terminates into a stabbing point that makes this blade look truly lethal. Rounded cut-outs on the front and back of the blade, just above the circular guard, also add a touch of distinctive style to the swords design. The grip is cord-wrapped for security, while the pommel is shaped into an arrow-like point that ensures even a stray pommel strike is capable of delivering serious damage. Included with the sword is a black nylon sheath, which also features a shoulder strap that allows you to easily carry the sword.

Review: SOME MUCH-NEEDED CORRECTIONS... - Most of the reviews posted here are from PEOPLE WHO DON"T ACTUALLY OWN ONE OF THESE SWORDS. I can tell this by the factual errors they propagate after making a quick gloss of the other erroneous reviews, then summarizing them under the pretense that the writer actually knew what he/she was talking about. Let me correct some of the most fatuous errors: 1. The hilt end (better known as the POMMEL) IS NOT SHARP, so you will not cut yourself on it. If you are concerned that you (or your baby brother) might stupidly gouge out an eye with it, you can wrap the entire end with leather for extra protection, but the rest of us who aren't idiots won't need to do that. 2. The body of the blade is flat in cross-section, not diamond-shaped like a medieval sword. That's because this is a modern weapon built more like a machete, not some imported renaissance faire knock-off junk. 3. The entire sword from tip-to-pommel is ONE SOLID PIECE OF 3/32nd Inch-thick STAINLESS STEEL with an anodized black finish. It HAS NOT BEEN SPOT WELDED AT THE HANDLE END (...unless you got a reSold sword that someone broke, tried to fix with mediocre welding skill, then resold to you). It costs money to weld metal and a sword maker will not add welding to a weapon's production steps if he can fashion it all in one piece (and thereby save himself money) as well as strengthen the overall weapon. 4. The scabbard is made of standard black CORDURA WOVEN-NYLON CANVAS and is not "paper thin"; the only way you will poke a hole in it is by stupidly shoving the blade in upside-down (contrary to the curve at the end). I've sheathed the sword many times (properly) without the slightest noticeable scabbard wear. The notches in the blade make it a bit tricky to re-sheathe, but the blade has NEVER hung-up in the scabbard while being drawn. True, the sword handle-wrap is made of 1/8th-Inch black para-cord, but the wrap on mine is quite tight and holds well in place because there is a recess/notch cut into the body of the sword to keep the cord from slipping. I might eventually replace it with leather wrap when the cord wears out, but that will be years, possibly a decade or more in the future. The handle has been fitted with a form-fit slab on both sides and is THICK enough to accommodate comfortably someone like me with XL Glove-sized hands and will give you a firm gripping surface. BTW...I personally don't care for "pimped-up" weapons, so if you don't like the cheesy looking red "racing stripe" on the flat of the blade, you can very easily scrape it off, as I did, with a fingernail leaving no damage to the blade's finish. The blade is definately a utility blade, rather than a trophy-case Honey, but it seems as sturdy as any typical camp machete. PLUS this item was well-engineered by people who apparently put some time and thought into its good design. And that, my friends, is also a form of beauty.
Review: Fun White Elephant gift! - I recently purchased the BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword for a white elephant party and it was a hit. The sword itself is well-made and the red flame design is eye-catching. It's definitely not a practical weapon, but it's perfect for a bit of fun. The sword is lightweight and easy to wield, making it a great choice as a decoration. It's also a good value for the price. Overall, I highly recommend the BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword. Just be sure to use it responsibly!

## Features

- Uniquely designed fantasy sword decorated with a laser-etched red flame pattern near the hilt
- Wicked curve that terminates into a stabbing point
- Cord-wrapped grip for security; pommel shaped into an arrow-like point
- Includes nylon sheath with shoulder strap
- 26-inch closed length with 3mm thickness

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00C6J4I88 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #690,117 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #1,542 in Martial Arts Swords |
| Blade Length | 26 Inches |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | BladesUSA |
| Brand Name | BladesUSA |
| Color | Full Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (604) |
| Date First Available | April 3, 2013 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00805319120995 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Included Components | see description |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 29.3 x 3.5 x 1.3 inches |
| Manufacturer | Master Cutlery LLC |
| Model Name | HK-1482DX-MC |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 0.73 Kilograms |
| Part Number | HK-1482DX-MC |
| Size | 26-Inch Overall |
| Style | Combat |
| UPC | 805319120995 |

## Product Details

- **Blade Length:** 26 Inches
- **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Brand:** BladesUSA
- **Handle Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Style:** Combat

## Images

![BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51-TsMHJwyL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this sword kill a dragon?**
A: This sword is a tool, and like any tool, it may be used for good or for evil. Does it have the capacity to slay a dragon? Absolutely, but the real question is, should we really be slaying dragons? Depend on the dragon I guess, in any case, Praise The Sun.

**Q: do both swords have shoulder sheaths**
A: The sheath is made of fabric. It cuts/rips rarely do easily.

**Q: So the video shows the peice without a hand guard, but the image here shows it with a handguard. Which is it?**
A: Well that probably means his came without one, mine does have a hand guard

**Q: Does  the handle stay together?**
A: Yes the handle stays together fine! This is a nice sword but the case kinda sucks. Every time I put the sword in the case I stab a hole in it. Really cool sword though!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SOME MUCH-NEEDED CORRECTIONS...
*by M***E on November 27, 2013*

Most of the reviews posted here are from PEOPLE WHO DON"T ACTUALLY OWN ONE OF THESE SWORDS. I can tell this by the factual errors they propagate after making a quick gloss of the other erroneous reviews, then summarizing them under the pretense that the writer actually knew what he/she was talking about. Let me correct some of the most fatuous errors: 1. The hilt end (better known as the POMMEL) IS NOT SHARP, so you will not cut yourself on it. If you are concerned that you (or your baby brother) might stupidly gouge out an eye with it, you can wrap the entire end with leather for extra protection, but the rest of us who aren't idiots won't need to do that. 2. The body of the blade is flat in cross-section, not diamond-shaped like a medieval sword. That's because this is a modern weapon built more like a machete, not some imported renaissance faire knock-off junk. 3. The entire sword from tip-to-pommel is ONE SOLID PIECE OF 3/32nd Inch-thick STAINLESS STEEL with an anodized black finish. It HAS NOT BEEN SPOT WELDED AT THE HANDLE END (...unless you got a reSold sword that someone broke, tried to fix with mediocre welding skill, then resold to you). It costs money to weld metal and a sword maker will not add welding to a weapon's production steps if he can fashion it all in one piece (and thereby save himself money) as well as strengthen the overall weapon. 4. The scabbard is made of standard black CORDURA WOVEN-NYLON CANVAS and is not "paper thin"; the only way you will poke a hole in it is by stupidly shoving the blade in upside-down (contrary to the curve at the end). I've sheathed the sword many times (properly) without the slightest noticeable scabbard wear. The notches in the blade make it a bit tricky to re-sheathe, but the blade has NEVER hung-up in the scabbard while being drawn. True, the sword handle-wrap is made of 1/8th-Inch black para-cord, but the wrap on mine is quite tight and holds well in place because there is a recess/notch cut into the body of the sword to keep the cord from slipping. I might eventually replace it with leather wrap when the cord wears out, but that will be years, possibly a decade or more in the future. The handle has been fitted with a form-fit slab on both sides and is THICK enough to accommodate comfortably someone like me with XL Glove-sized hands and will give you a firm gripping surface. BTW...I personally don't care for "pimped-up" weapons, so if you don't like the cheesy looking red "racing stripe" on the flat of the blade, you can very easily scrape it off, as I did, with a fingernail leaving no damage to the blade's finish. The blade is definately a utility blade, rather than a trophy-case Honey, but it seems as sturdy as any typical camp machete. PLUS this item was well-engineered by people who apparently put some time and thought into its good design. And that, my friends, is also a form of beauty.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun White Elephant gift!
*by A***N on January 10, 2023*

I recently purchased the BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword for a white elephant party and it was a hit. The sword itself is well-made and the red flame design is eye-catching. It's definitely not a practical weapon, but it's perfect for a bit of fun. The sword is lightweight and easy to wield, making it a great choice as a decoration. It's also a good value for the price. Overall, I highly recommend the BladesUSA HK-1482 Series Red Flame Samurai Fantasy Sword. Just be sure to use it responsibly!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful
*by T***N on October 2, 2023*

I smiled as I opened the box, pulling out my samurai fantasy sword. It’s stainless steel, it’s Sturdy, the BLADE is shape, the tip comes with a cover over it. It’s light in hand, and easy to wield. But do be careful the blade is sharp. I brought it because I wanted to see how good or bad a 25$ sword is or isn’t. What I received it’s pretty cool and good. I recommend.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-14*