Chinese Han Sword Polypropylene Long Sword with high Toughness Training Samurai Knife Training Sword Practice Sword

I am big into costume creation as well as LARP, renaissance fairs, fantasy cosplay, haloween, etc. I grabbed this as an item I can easily modify to fit the costume I built around it. It arrive fast, the molding of the item is perfect, I can't find any flaws in the creation of this sword. It's plain black as shown in the picture and feels very sturdy. The scabbard fits the sword perfect and attaches to pretty much any belt as is. This will get many years of use. Thank you!

I recently purchased the Chinese Han Sword Polypropylene Long Sword with a dragon head decorative design for my martial arts training, and it has exceeded my expectations. The high-toughness polypropylene construction allows for safe, full-contact practice, and the sword's flexibility—capable of bending up to 90 degrees—demonstrates its durability. The intricate dragon head detail adds an authentic touch, making it not only a functional training tool but also a visually striking piece for display.

So I picked this up for costume/cosplay use, and I'm actually really impressed with how it feels. Unlike a lot of cheap costume swords that feel like obvious plastic toys, this one has a nice weight and balance to it. The polypropylene material is pretty clever - it gives the sword enough flexibility to be safe while still maintaining a solid feel in your hand. Being able to bend 90 degrees without breaking is a nice feature for something that might get bumped around at conventions or events. The design work is pretty good too, especially the dragon pattern on the scabbard. The length (41.3 inches total) feels authentic, and the handle (11.4 inches) is comfortable to grip. What really sets it apart from cheaper props is how it doesn't feel like a toy when you're handling it. For the price point, this is definitely a step up from basic costume store props. It's sturdy enough for cosplay or display without being dangerous, and has enough detail to look good in photos. TIP: While it's great for costumes and display, remember it's still a prop - don't get too carried away with the sword fighting!

This sword arrived exactly as described and pictured. It looks really cool. It is not an actual sword and therefore does not have all the detail an actual sword could have, but is good for a toy/cosplay sword.

Item is best for decoration or cosplay. Sword will fall out of sheath if tipped down ~20 degrees or more.

It would be good as a decorative piece or prop for photos but it's terrible for practice or training. It's super floppy and flimsy and the sheath loses its ability to stay in the sword after you remove it a couple times

This is an Asian-style practice sword. I say "Asian-style only because I'm ignorant to sword types and don't want to incorrectly label this sword type. It looks to me to be samurai but I know nothing about it other than what I've seen on TV's and movies. Anyway, it's made with a really hard plastic but there is still some give to it. You can actually smack this pretty hard without worrying about it breaking or cracking. It comes with a sheath as well. My son is active in sword fighting and thought of this as a gift. He practices with more medieval, European swords and they're actually metal just without the sharpened blade. He still can appreciate this and does.

When I received this training “Han” sword, I expected it to be basically a lightweight plastic toy but instead I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it is a heavy-duty sword with a solid polypropylene blade. The hilt is wrapped in faux leather as is the scabbard. The sword even clicks into the scabbard which has detailed plastic embellishments. This sword could truly be a training sword. While the blade edge is not sharp, this sword is not a toy given that the point of the blade is somewhat sharp. This training sword is handsome enough that I would gladly display it alongside my metal Japanese katana replica. I italicized “Han” sword because I think the Han sword is typically double edged with a less elaborate hilt. This sword is more like a Japanese katana which is single edged with an elaborate hilt. PROS • Attractive, surprisingly solid training sword at a reasonable price. • Hilt and scabbard are wrapped in faux leather. • Good solid feel when the sword is inserted in the scabbard. • Elaborate decorative hilt and scabbard. CONS • None.