Real Samurai Katana – Full Tang Sword with 28" High-Carbon/T10/Manganese Steel Blade | Lacquered Saya | Training, Display & Collection Sword | Multiple Colors

It’s beautiful. I love it! It’s too much fun, cutting fruit and even paper!

The product came in a nice taped up box. The sword itself is nice and shiny. It wasnt loose and came in pretty sharp. The hamon looks a little faded though. I cant really tell if the hamon is real. I think its real enough. Overall, the blade is a work of art and beautiful. When i practice, its workout since its heavier than my other 1045 katana.

This is a really pretty Katana, and it is fun to swing around. Be careful though, it is a bit sharp, and definitely not a toy. If you want to display it, make sure you get a stand or mount, because this one doesn't include one. It is easy to hold and grip, and the scabbard is a perfect fit both functionally and aesthetically. I think this makes a really cool gift, or just a fun way to treat yourself. The design on the blade is very beautiful, and pictures don't do it justice. The only negative thing I can say is that there are some small blemishes and imperfections, but they aren't that noticeable and don't really take away from the overall experience much.

I love my sword

The katana arrived in a perfectly intact box, indicating that the delivery personnel took great care in handling the package. However, upon opening it, I observed that the saya has a deep oblique crack. While the crack is not clearly visible in the photo, it becomes much more pronounced when the saya is lifted on its own. Given the undamaged condition of the packaging, this strongly suggests that the damage was present prior to shipment. Aside from the cracked saya, the katana blade itself appears well made and has a solid, well-balanced weight.

Looks and feels like a real katana. It is heavy-duty and extremely sharp, and functions as a katana, not just a decoration. Lightweight enough for swinging around and practicing with, just be aware that it is not a toy. The sword fits in its scabbard well. It does not come with the stand that is implied in the ad, which was a bummer. It feels and looks good, though, and would make a great gift. If you wanted a display stand, you would have to buy it separately. I knocked an extra star off for that. The blue dragon and details are intricate.

This katana is a great balance between quality, appearance, and functionality. The full tang construction gives it a solid, well-balanced feel, which is important whether you’re using it for light training or keeping it as part of a collection. The high-carbon/T10/manganese steel blade is sharp, sturdy, and clearly well-crafted for the price point. The 28-inch blade length feels authentic and comfortable to handle, and the sword has a nice weight, not too heavy, but substantial enough to feel real and durable. The lacquered saya looks sleek and adds to the overall presentation, making it an excellent display piece. I also like that it comes in multiple color options, which is a nice touch for collectors. Pros: + Full tang design feels strong and well-balanced + Sharp, durable high-carbon steel blade + Great size and weight for training or display + Attractive lacquered saya + Good value for collectors and beginners Cons: - Not intended for heavy cutting or advanced combat use - Minor cosmetic details may vary slightly Overall, this katana is a solid choice for training, display, or collection purposes. If you’re looking for an authentic-feeling sword without spending a fortune, this one delivers excellent value and quality.

I’ve been into Japanese swords for a while now, not as a martial artist, but more as a collector who appreciates craftsmanship and tradition. When I saw the Blue Dragon Katana, I was drawn in by the design, but what I got was more than just good looks. First off, the blade is sharp. Like, paper-slicing sharp right out of the box. I tested it on a few things (responsibly), and it handled it better than expected at this price point. The carbon steel feels solid, and it’s got a nice weight to it, about 2.75 lbs. The balance is decent too. The handle is wrapped in cotton cord that absorbs sweat, which I didn’t expect to matter, but it does. It’s comfortable and doesn’t slip. The scabbard is wooden with a subtle dragon motif that gives it a unique character without being over-the-top. I also appreciate that the fittings are alloy and not cheap plastic. It feels sturdy and well put together. One thing I’ll say: this isn’t a toy or a wall-hanger. It’s a real blade. Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase. It’s not just a collector’s item, it’s a piece of craftsmanship that feels alive in your hands. If you’re on the fence, I’d say go for it. Just treat it with the respect it deserves.