Polypropylene Katana Sword - Japanese Training Samurai Sword, Blunt Longsword, Martial Arts Practice Katana for Men and Women, Cosplay Sword, Safe, Easy, Fun, Durable

For $20, it's better and heavier than I expected.The Basics: It's weighted well and has a little heft to it but certainly not heavy. This is solid, not hollow plastic, yet it won't take actual swordplay. That wasn't my intention or expectation that it would. If two of these are used for hard hits or you're using this against a hard object, it will certainly damage it. The best use of this product is to practice movement and handling, nothing more. If you want to practice hits, testing against a punching bag or other semisoft would probably work. On the upside, if you damage this, you're not exactly out a fortune and you'd have to hit it very hard to break it.Note/warning: While this is plastic, it's solid and the tip of this can easily be swung fast and hurt someone seriously. It's definitely solid enough that it could break a bone or cause a contusion on an arm. Don't buy this for a child to get their exercise or take out their aggressions. This isn't a toy and it isn't harmless when inappropriately used. Emotional and mental maturity required.Looks: Though gray and uniform, it looks plastic, and it looks more like a kids' toy than it is. The blade is about as dull as the handle on a butter knife and the point is no sharper. This isn't going to cut anything. It has a bit of a steel gray look to the entire thing from one end to the other. The handle simulates a leather strap wrapped handle of a katana, much better than I thought I would. You aren't going to get sweaty and have it slip. The handle is also long enough to get two adult male hands on it with easy and the blade length is probably about 4x longer.Parts note: I initially thought that they had forgotten to include the guard/hilt until I was getting ready to fold the foam wrap for garbage. It turned out that the hilt is inside and taped into the bottom of the foam and very light... so it almost got tossed.The hilt is a bit better than I was expecting as well. Probably about 3" in diameter, it slides down the blade in one direction only and once in position, seems to stay there. While holding onto the hilt, I tipped the katana handle side down and tapped it hard on the floor, forcing the hilt into position. I'm sure you can get it off if you want, but it hasn't come loose yet. So... if you can't find the part, check the packaging before tossing.

"Another fine addition to my collection"-General Grievous.This practice sword is very nice. It is detailed, and feels good in my grip right away. It has enough weight to feel powerful but is light enough to be wielded one handed, which is my preferred. It really feels like it is willing to be wielded however I want, That is a good feeling in a sword. If you want a good piece for your collection, this is it.

Very happy with this purchase. For the price I paid it's perfect. The weight feels good, I was worried it would be way too light but it's perfect. Very sturdy too.

I don't have too much to say, other than I wish I could've gotten some Scabbards (sheaths) with the swords for practice draws and sheathing. Has nice weight in blade and feel in the hilt, and a cool blade-like design (I just got the normal variants - no dragon/fire). The Tsuba (hand guard) seems flimsy, but hasn't cracked or broken yet with my usage. Although one could practice without it. Very happy with this choice! ^,..,^

Great sword for kids or adults. Sturdy and heavy. My son loves them.

These were awesome. The quality is amazing. They’re heavy amazing length the only thing is I wish they came with the the covers to make it real

This thing is a great deal, better than every sword or kitana my son has had. Incredibly durable and solid.

My son wanted this for Christmas. I thought it would be like what you’d find in a costume or a dollar store but I was pleasantly surprised. It is nicely made, not easily bendable but also not TOO hard so he can’t “accidentally” hurt his sister with it.