What material is the scabbard made out of? Will it hold weight on it without the blade tip puncturing though it?
1402747
it's a hard bake-a-lite material.just like the originals...no weight would puncture the scabbard
541807
It has a full-tang construction. I have not tested the bendability of it, but it is one of the sturdiest swords I have gotten in this price range.
881615
Its good for deep hacking and damage. It is a sword between 8-10 pounds and although isn't crazy sharp due to the weight an wedge like blade style will go deeply in logs and other hard surfaces. If you are not carful the blade at the hilt will bend.
1251818
The knife is extremely light and the clip is very strong . It's hard to bend the clip with my fiver and it pops back into place, I asume the clip is titanium or at least the same as the blade .
1952719
The base and tip of the scabbard are silver. The rest is black. It had some small scratches when I got it. Nothing a sharpie can't fix. Plus they were really small so not so easily noticeable. Hope that helps.
1147318
Should work fine. I've used mine with a scabbard .they are good for the price, they're just a little stiff when they are new.
1201188
It's sturdy enough, well built. There is no reason why it shouldn't last, except for a direct stab. Hope this helps
905183
Hello,The blade is made of 1045 high carbon steel. The blade is not sharp enough for use but the tip is sharp so be cautious. It's definitely a great showpiece.
1134061
Yes it's a black sheath, and if you have it strapped across your back it might be a little hard to take it out with one hand. Also, there's this rubber guard for the tip, but it got stuck at the end of my sheath so watch out for that. The sheath itself is made of a synthetic type material; it isn't hard like a scabbard. It's still really fun though, so I hope that answered your question
1066061
It has a respectable heft, but it's probably not as heavy as an authentic medieval sword would be. My guess would be in the neighborhood of five to ten pounds. I don't have a scale handy.
1871773
The blade isas de of soft metals. The tips will bend if you use then the are for show only. The have two powerful magnets at the thick part to the them together.
341467
Thickness of the blade is 1/8th of an inch. Very solid and width is approx 1.5 inches. This is not really a tanto style. It can totally be used for combat. The scabbard/sheath it comes in has many different attachment options for combat carrying. Hope this helps
149605
You would most likely break the handle if you smash the sword against something. The blade feels sturdy enough but the handle feels like it can barely support the blade's weight.
1133617
It's something kind of foam. It's not hard plastic or anything like that. Stabbing will go through. Slashes I don't know maybe. For blunt objects it cushions the impact. But it will still hurt.
121017
It's about 8 or so pounds altogether. Significantly lighter than a real katana.
2034305
It is rigid - there is no flexibility in this blade at all. To give you an idea, the base of the 'unsharpened side' is 2 mm thick stainless steel and the sword weighs just under 1.5 lbs without the scabbard and tassel. Not full tang and not for cutting, but still - it does not feel flimsy or cheap when used for forms practice. A decent buy for $50.
1104813
you will have to purchase a device to hang on your belt. The scabbard does not have any attachments