1942 U.S. Combat Sword with Sheath | Inspired by US Armed Forces WWII Weapon | World War II Collectible | Black Coated AUS-6 Stainless Steel | Shoulder Strap | Overall Length 27.5"

Historically accurate design, sturdy blade, and doesn't feel cheap, will be a nice man-cave wall item. Bonus points for it coming in early, originally was supposed to get shipped within a week but came 2 days later. Thank-you!!!

Awesome! My son loves this. And came nice and sharp. He hangs things up and slices through them:)

This is a great value if what you are looking for is a conversation piece or a gag gift (maybe for a Marine) the quality is good enough, tho the edge isn't very sharp and the overall build quality is questionable. Don't expect to use this for anything but laughs. That being said, the price is cheaper than an authentic Ka-Bar fighting knife.

For the price, it’s great. It could be a little more sharp… but I could also just be picky… the last sword I ordered on Amazon did not even come sharpened with an edge and it was more than twice the price… this one is sharp enough to get most jobs done, depending on what the job is… It feels very much like a cable bar… Obviously it isn’t a cable bar, but I was very impressed with how much it actually does feel like my knife… one of the most noteworthy things I will mention is the weight. This blade is incredibly lighter than I anticipated… it feels very good. As for the build quality, I am a firm believer that you get what you pay for… In this case that could be a good or bad thing… I will say that I have not had any issues with it thus far and I have not had any Reason to believe that it is not structurally sound. I will say that the black paint used on the metal keeps coming off and getting on my hands, which is a little annoying… But like I said, you get what you pay for. For this I think I paid $40. I will gladly put up with having black smudges on my hands for a little while for $40… it’s definitely worth that… One more thing that I will mention… You can tell that the honing of the edge was rushed… You can literally see the lines across the edge of the blade where it was moved to swiftly across the grinding Stone or whatever it is, they used to hone the blade… it’s nothing that necessarily keeps it from doing what it’s designed to do and it is definitely something that you can iron out yourself on a grind stone at home if it bothers you that much… like I said… $40, I’ll live with it.

I purchased this a few beers deep not knowing what to expect. To my surprise this is actually quite nice. I love the size of it (19.75” blade and small double handed handle) and the blade is reasonably sharp and the leather wrapped handle is quite nice, seemingly on par with my actual KaBar. For the price I think this cannot be beat.

The sword is what you would expect. It has a few cosmetic blemishes, cheaply made, and obviously not going to hold up against anything solid but could still hurt someone. My issue is the sheath is so cheap this is the condition it's in after just a few days of wearing the sword. I mean the sheath is a nice bonus at the price point but at least make the snap guard able to last longer than a few days and find a way for the sword not to fray the sheath after being drawn only a few times. I'll update this on how durable the sword is if I ever use it on anything

Very nice

Amazing design and feel.