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Secret Agent Black Fantasy Full Tang Sword |  | Brand: True Swords
Category: Sports
List Price: $21.00
Buy New: $14.99
as of 3/21/2010 17:36 PDT details
You Save: $6.01 (29%)
New (5) from $14.99
Seller: qswords
Rating:  23 reviews
Sales Rank: 1677
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 27.9 x 3.6 x 1.4
Legal Disclaimer: You must be of at least 18 years of age to purchase this product. It is the buyers responsibility to check your local laws before buying.
MPN: TS-SEKRATAGNT
ASIN: B000MI5BA4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Great for Ninjas | | • | 27 Inches Overall | | • | Nylon Cord Wrapped Handle | | • | Black Heat Treated Finish | | • | Popular Design |
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Product Description
Sleek, dangerous, tactical! Measuring 27" overall, this sword is one solid piece of cold hard, stainless steel with a heat-treated black baked finish. The blade features fantasy cut outs, teeth like serrations, and a piercing point, and slides smoothly into the included nylon blade sheath. The nylon cord wrapped handle adds a sure grip for easy maneuverability. If there is a sword that screams to be picked up, this one is it!
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 23
 cheap & good January 18, 2010
freakna (auburn ca)
i got mine from budk catalog. for the price its awsome! just remember, its not a machette. ive used mine to chop small branches and a chicken from time to time. it does a decent job. specialy for $10, the sheeth sucks tho so ur better slap some cow hide together as u order. the sheeth will fall apart before u even touch it.
good sword January 11, 2010
Sean Casey Cubbage
strong sword, u feel it when u fighting wit it. it outlasted most the other cheap ninja swords that u find, even attackig trees (cause first thing u do wit a sword is attack trees of course). but not sharp and the handle is a little uncomfy.
Here is an actual review February 28, 2009
Austin Cathey (Asheville)
18 out of 18 found this review helpful
First off, I'm not sure why everyone is talking about hitting tree's with this. The only reason to hit a tree with a sword is for conditioning of your palms and getting your wrists accustomed to the shock factor. Even that would only last a short time.
Anyway the reason this PRODUCT is a five is because it is worth the amount. (It would be much more accurate to call it a short sword, the product description clears states that it is only just over two feet long.) Obviously it doesn't compare to handmade katanas, but few "swords" under twenty dollars outlast anything other than sitting on a wall. Hence the higher rating.
Yes, the sheath is not well made. The tip is actually quite sharp and will tear holes in it.
No, it is not "razor sharp". People need to realize that all generic factory swords come with a knife style edge. That's not how a sword edge was designed to be. Long story short; YOU WILL NEVER FIND A SWORD THAT IS "RAZOR SHARP" THAT ISN'T TRADITIONALLY HANDMADE AND SHARPENED. And those cost hundreds at the very cheapest.
Someone stated it's too thin or light to do any damage in a fight and you would be better off with a pocket knife or your fists or some such nonsense. This is ridiculous American rationalized bull. Many Chinese swords are thiner, lighter and more flexible than this product. If that says nothing to you, I've proved my point.
This is obviously not a short sword made for sword snobs, but it's totally acceptable for the price and bloody rad for fantasy fanatics. The end.
Looks cool January 25, 2009
The Dunn (Sacramento, CA)
I got this because it was so cheap. I am definitly not dissappointed with my purchase. Would probably scare someone more than hurt them if you had intentions of using it.
 Damn The Flesh, Give Me Steel. January 18, 2009
J. Vasco (Tacoma, WA USA)
I bought this sword a year ago, I haven't really used it for anything but a wall decoration, But it's a good piece of steel for the money. It is a bit thin, but i've owned machete's that were just as thin and were expected to do heavy field work(chopping brush and so forth.) After a good sharpening this would be a forminable blade.
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