Training Practice Sword, Black Polypropylene, Made in Taiwan (E420-PP)

This is fun and is a fine quality. It is good to practice with and even goof around with without very much risk.

I great training blade. Not too sharp, has a good balance and value for the money. I'd recommend it.

Early Review - These practice knives seem a lot more durable than the usual softer rubber ones (you know, the ones that inevitably break after a few classes). Yet while seemingly quite sturdy, they flex a lot more than their plastic counterparts, making them still safer for full contact training. Obviously eyes and throat are at risk and precautions should be taken, and training should be under close and qualified supervision, but at my dojo we've come to really like these.

Good quality materials and product. 12 inches overall with textured handle.

This knife is solid. It is rigid enough to feel real, while still being flexible enough to not cause injury. Because I use this for airsoft to have a "bang" option, it is important to not hurt myself or the person I tap with it. My only regret is that is does not come with a sheath. To be clear, they do not advertise a sheath, I just wish they offered the option.

Solid, lightweight, balance isn't bad *I have shaky hands* Nice and firm with the slight give as expected with the material. Would possibly buy more.

We purchased 2 to be able to practice edge weapons for Martial Arts at home. They are good quality! Handle style makes them easy to hold on to. They are stiff so they don't bend overly easy but are safe to use. Would recommend to other Martial Arts families.

Seems like great quality and value for its price. It's not soft rubber, so not an ideal option for amateur combat training with Krav Maga, just if you have more experience but the issue will be with face and eyes unless you have special face mask. Would not advice even for the typical sparring, boxing or MMA headgear, will not protect from these sorts of weapons. You need a flexible and non pointy blade.