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This Handmade Katana Wakizashi features a 28.5-inch T10 high carbon steel blade, clay tempered for superior sharpness and resilience. With a full tang construction secured by double mekugi pegs and an ergonomic 9-inch black wooden handle, it offers authentic Japanese craftsmanship combined with practical ambidextrous use. Complete with a traditional black wooden saya and alloy tsuba, this 40.5-inch sword is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts seeking both display-worthy elegance and functional performance.
| Brand | Yongli Sword |
| Blade Length | 28.5 Inches |
| Handle Material | Wood |
| Blade Material | High Carbon Steel |
| Style | Japanese |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Manufacturer | Yongli Sword |
| UPC | 699995034239 |
| Package Weight | 1.5 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Yongli Sword |
| Material | T10 Steel |
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Solid Budget Katana
The media could not be loaded. Comparison:Hanwei Practical Special Katana (top) $265Yongli Katana (middle) $134Tozando Toryumon V2 Iaito (bottom) $337I bought Coldsteel Katana Machete to cut the branches at my backyard, but returned it and found an YouTube video about Yongli Wakizashi review and then I was curious about Katana from Yongli.Yongli did a great job to make a nice budget friendly katana. It’s lightweight, well balanced. Feel like swinging an Iaito. I actually like this over Hanwei katana (weight balance is heavier on tip side and feel heavy) and it’s half the price. One caveat is when I do Notto (putting back to Saya) it’s get stuck if I don’t put it in a good angle. It's a Saya problem because I didn't have a problem with the Tozando Iaito saya with Yongli katana. If you are doing frequent batto/notto, probably need a new saya or DIY grinding inside of the stock saya.
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