BladesUSA HK-6183 Twin Ninja Swords, Two-Piece Set, Black, 28-Inch Overall

Really cool looking display item. Nice sheath as well but won't be used as this will be a display. Seems like a really good build quality and the graphics look nice. The two halves fit great on the wall as cross swords. Individually welding them is a little strange as the handles are pretty thin. As far as the cutting ability and functionality I can only assume from the weight that it would do his job as a self-defense sword. As far as it really cool looking display item, five stars.

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They are good twin blades very thin and slim. Not sharp but they look so. Value for money type of set. Durable as long as it is for show and hanger. The handle is very thin and difficult to swing. May come with scuff marks and few dots on the blade from factory due to price and cost. They function well and the lenght is about 27in.

These twin ninja swords are no joke. The design is sleek, the concept of separating them into two blades is genius, and the sharpness… well, let’s just say my thumb learned that lesson the hard way (twice). If you’re looking for something that feels right out of an action movie, this set delivers.The blades are razor-sharp and sturdy, making them perfect for display, light use, or the occasional dramatic ninja pose. Just don’t underestimate them—they’re sharper than your aunt’s critique at Thanksgiving dinner.Overall, 5/5 stars, but keep some band-aids handy if you’re clumsy like me. These swords demand respect!

Okay, so I have no clue why someone would give these machete a bad review. These are legitimate brush swords they are a type of machete. They are not fighting swords although they could easily be used for that purpose. I use these for their intended use which is cutting brush and doing topiary. They are only $17 for two which comes out to $8.50 each. This is outrageously cheap for any kind of machete. If they are to dull then buy a metal file and learn how to sharpen a machete. If you are going to actually use it then learn to sharpen it. If they hurt your hands then wear gloves. Real landscapers(and swordsmen) always wear gloves. Only amateurs don't wear hand protection when using a blade. If they don't have a magnet that is because there is absolutely no reason to use two machete(or swords) which are bound to each other side by side. I am glad they do not have the magnets because the magnets get in the way and are completely stupid.The sheath is pretty nice as well and comes with a a string strap that you can button around the hilt which is required by law in order to legally carry these in some states(unless they are with camping or occupational equipment).The hilts are not just showy but they actually protect my hands from being hit by brush while I am using these.And they are rather pretty ta'boot.Update: I was so impressed with the sharpness and durability of these brush swords that I ordered another pair. I would pay twice what these are being sold for and still consider them a bargain.

Still razor sharp and no rust after 7 months

I got this to train in different forms and switch between a single blade and dual. I thought it was a little odd the handle under the wrapping had loose plastic on it. The handle itself is too thin and uncomfortable even when the 2 blades are together. The blade is unbalanced and front heavy. I can still hang them on the wall for decoration but otherwise wont be used. This is nit picking, the the blade length itself.... the hilt forward is not the same length. The decorative writing on the blade is stamped on the blade but since it's not colored(its black) you cant see it. I thought.... the 2 halves could hook together, that's not the case

I bought these just to hang up on display. I've played with these a couple times they are worth it they are sharp and handled most of what I put them through very durable they look amazing on display