Pawan godara
Sep 22, 2019
(5 out of 5)
Ineed this
Good
May 26, 2018
(5 out of 5)
Not what I thought
Don't get me wrong I love this sword, I just didn't know what I was getting was a chopper. This is my second shinwa and difference is very obvious too say the least. The odd thing is it cuts soft things better than like say paper but the edge is made for durability not sharpness. I was trying to get identical swords but reverse colors, like ying yang swords, but this one is bigger, beefier, and still worth it. Even if this is to be for the cuts down trees with katans kind of people, I love my over glorified machete none the less.
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Mike cryer
May 12, 2015
(1 out of 5)
Nice looking sword. I decided on this one just because of the blade. Very disapointed when i found out it is only a coating! Wether it is damascus or not you will never know unless you can somehow remove the coating. Still a decent piece, just wished it was described differently. And not very sharp!
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Jake Walker
Jan 07, 2015
(5 out of 5)
I was very happy with this sword. It is very sharp, balanced, and the blade was cooler looking than I was expecting. It will look great in my collection and has some functionality to go with it. All in all, one of the best swords I've purchased.
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Canadian Buyer
Dec 09, 2014
(3 out of 5)
Very nicely balanced. Not too heavy or light. Will enjoy this. Was somewhat disappointed to find out that the sword wasn't sharpened all that much. Was enough to feel a bit, but not for cutting anything.
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trouble
Dec 15, 2013
(4 out of 5)
great sword, but...
It's a nice sword, but mine was not razor sharp out the box like others say, it couldn't cut through a plastic bottle, but stabbed through it nicely. The scabbard is really soft wood and dings easily. Also I was hoping for an authentic Japanese sword, and was disappointed to see handcrafted in CHINA on the blade. I am happy that it is handcrafted, and it has a very nice weight to it. As for stabbing through a zombies head it'll defiantly do nicely. And with a good sharpening I'm sure it'll slice them up too. Over all it is a very nice sword, very thick and heavy blade, won't bend easily. I really love it, despite any minor flaws.
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P
Mar 02, 2013
(2 out of 5)
Good Gift
This was a gift to me, The handle wrap is not silk so it moves if used a lot, but the blade is very sharp and weighted well... I suggest getting if you have not bought a real sharp katana and payed with it.
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justin
Jan 30, 2013
(3 out of 5)
it is okay
it is an okay sword very nice to look at but there are a couple things wrong the handle wrap is a little loose and the metal on top and bottom of the guard is not held together all the way it kind of rattles a little bit but it is still a very nice sword to own i love the weight it deffinately could cut a zombie down.
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Jolly Rogering
Nov 07, 2012
(3 out of 5)
Looks Nice
It's not full tang, probably closer to 2/3 to 3/4, which is fine. The balance is off, but it is pretty to look at. My two complaints are first the "same" of the "tsuka" seems to be plastic, second the steel seems to be some sort of "pot" metal. Not sure if it has a high tin content or whatever but, meeting my other forged swords edge on edge would crack it for sure. So great for zombies, bad for invading Europe, great to look at. As far as whether it's a "ninja-to" or a katana, historically it can be both. But that debate is about as relevant as a broadsword or claymore debate. Kinda' depends on the one holding it I guess.
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Evan Ramos
Jul 22, 2012
(5 out of 5)
Shinwa White Knight White Cord Katana Sword Damascus
Love that i actually own this sword.. it is a fantastic piece of my collection. The sword is well fitted and its black blade is Razor sharp + full tang. (Not a Toy!!) Something you definitely don't want to play with. I like this sword so much i keep the plastic on the handle so it stays white also love the details on the guard (just below the blade + blade collar) and the pommel. (butt of the handle)
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