Why use one when you can use two? The Twin Ninja's are two in one! This sword is really two swords. The swords interlock to form one double blade sword. Each sword is 21" separate, but when combined into one it measures 42".
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Author: Neo Quality:
Mediocre Sharpness:
Semi Sharp Functionality:
No Contact Use
I bought this set of two swords, and I am quite pleased with the look and feel of them. Great collectors items! Though I did noticed after about two or three days, the handle began to come loose, and other parts rattled slightly. Sharp enough to cut through ten sheets of newspaper when new, but gets dull quikly after cutting much paper. I recommend it for display and collecting.
This sword set can be very dangerous if it is or becomes flawed. After realtively light use, the nubs that link the two swords together began to wear down, and they would not remain connected. If in full swing, one of the blades can fly off. The steel is durable, and the idea for the sword was very good. This is an exellent item for new collectors, but more serious swordsman may want to alter it or wait for a higher quality version.
Author: DAVID TRAN Quality:
Decent Sharpness:
Slight Edge Functionality:
Light Contact Use
I've been looking for blades like this on the net for a while, and this set is the only one I've seen that so closely resembled ninjatou. As for the set itself, it looks like something the legendary ninja Taki would have used in her earlier days. However, in my case one of the blades was slightly off-axis.
I wouldn't advise combining the blades but instead using them in each hand. As said, the nubs that hold the blades together wear easily, as well as the parts that hold the sword and blade together itself.
I would recommend this for practicing sword forms and collectors. Again, modification of these blades or waiting for a higher quality version is advised for more serious sword users like myself.
Author: Matt Quality:
Fair Sharpness:
Semi Sharp Functionality:
Light Contact Use
I liked what they were trying to do with this they remind me of Aoshi Shinomouri's double kodachi. I wish they would make an exact replica of Aoshi's kodachis
Author: Fareed Ahmed Quality:
Fair Sharpness:
Semi Sharp Functionality:
Light Contact Use
This blade is really unique. I have been searching for something like this blade for a long time and I found it here. I have trained with this sword extensively, both together and separated, and they seem pretty well built. Although I would not advise extensively using it. Due to the past reviews of this blade I am still careful about one of the blades separating from the other when in full swing. Overall though, it is a fantastic weapon.
Author: Jacek Labus Quality:
Decent Sharpness:
Semi Sharp Functionality:
No Contact Use
I love the style of it, but after swinging them around a couple of times the hand/grip area becomes extremely lose. Since then I've decided to just leave it out on display and not bother swinging it or anything. Still if you're looking for a double bladed sword, this is the best looking one, but definetly not the best crafted one.
Author: Joe Man Quality:
Mediocre Sharpness:
Average Functionality:
Light Contact Use
first thing about this sword, the scabbard is absolute crap made out of balsa wood or something, and both blades were crooked when i got them. the strap leaves much to be desired as to the appearence. after i first got this sword, i was kinda dissapointed because it was alot different than i had expected, so i left it on a self behind my other sword. after a while, i just decided to accept them for what they were... kinda cool show peices from a distance. oh yeah... i dont know how, but i managed to cut myself on this peice while stroking my thumb on the blade and considering whether i should get it sharpened......
Author: James Crow Quality:
Poorly Crafted Sharpness:
Semi Sharp Functionality:
Display only
I just recieved this item today,and it came with multiple blemishes and scratches right above the handle. It took an hour of scrubbing with a washcloth to see any noticable difference, and the locking mechanism is total junk. The sheath itself is completely worthless, it arrived with a panel shattered (a minor one, though) and filled with what appeared to be either very fine sawdust or possibly pollen. The blades themselves look alright after minor polishing with just a tissue, but the shoulder strap is less than worthless. I couldn\'t think of one use for it, and I thought about it for a LONG time. Also note, the sheat shown in the online images is NOT the one that you get. It\'s basically a black rectangle of particle board with two slots cut into it for the swords. This is my VERY first sword from this site, but based on it\'s price, I\'m still sure that the products aren\'t all as bad as this. Only buy this sword if you need something that looks good in a display case. Just throw away the sheath, it only looks good if they\'re combined, and even then, there\'s this ugly peg sticking out that ALSO isn\'t shown in any of the pictures. You could probably incorporate that into the display to hide it, though.
Author: Tim Quality:
Mediocre Sharpness:
Sharpened Functionality:
Light Contact Use
I just got this today, and, simply put, the scabbard is total crap. The shoulder strap isn't much better. The swords themselves are actually not that bad, but came with a few little blemishes and you should be careful that the locking mechanism doesn't break.
