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Your cart is empty.The BladesUSA Twin Ninja Swords Set in black (model HK-1067) features strength and durability that will allow you to hack through almost anything. The small sword measures 18 inches overall and has an 11-inch blade, while the large sword measures 26-1/4-inches overall and features a 16-3/4-inch blade. Each sword is constructed with one solid piece of black anodized stainless steel. The black blades both feature a Japanese inscription on them and the handles are wrapped in black cord to ensure a tight and comfortable grip at all times. The set comes complete with a black nylon sheath with a shoulder strap that houses both swords and easily fits across your back for convenience.
Arik
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
offer a stylish and affordable option for enthusiasts of martial arts, cosplay, and collectors. While they may not be suitable for heavy-duty use, they serve well as decorative pieces or for light practice. However, buyers should exercise caution and be aware of any legal restrictions in their area.
Von
Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2020
This is for stabbing not slashing. not sharp but tip is very pointy. Not much you can do with it but good and light for costumes
Jessi
Reviewed in Canada on May 17, 2019
My girlfriend and I wanted some extra protection in the bedroom in the event of an intruder. This was PERFECT! Solid product at a great price. Arrived quickly too.
Jake Jags
Reviewed in Canada on February 7, 2019
As a novice blade enthusiast, but with an intermediate amount of blade knowledge, these blades are really good FOR THEIR PRICE. If you are looking for an indestructible blade, you won't get 2 for 25 bucks. But if you are looking for nice display/show/practice/carry knives, then these are good. In a martial arts/urban survival setting, the shorter blade is perfect for 1hand use, where the longer blade is perfect for 2hand use. Beautiful design with drop-point tip and the long blade has foreign writing on it, the shorter blade is just black. Both say "Made in china" but can probably be scratched off and re-painted, as it's very small. Bottom of both blades has a flat pommel that is part of the blade (full-tang). Only complaint is the sword is hard to slide back into the sheathe, because the tips are so sharp they poke into the cloth material. However, the swords come out amazingly compared to other blades and swords I have had.
Josh A.
Reviewed in Canada on February 15, 2019
Had to return it because of kids in the house, but was very pointy. Definitely needs some sharpening on the edge out of the box though. Great price.
Sage Rhys
Reviewed in Canada on October 11, 2018
The big sword bent and warped a little and they both are very easy to chip and dent. I guess it's made of a soft metal.They don't come very sharp, but they look pretty cool.The smaller blade didn't come with the inscription, but the big one did. The smaller blade is actually kind of sharp for some reason, while the big one is dull.The hilts are kind of uncomfortable because the wrap moves around a bit.The smaller blade is definitely a one-handed blade while the bigger one is trying to imitate a two-handed blade. It's just uncomfortable to slash with two hands. Better off using one blade in each hand.These are less swords, and more Katana shaped machetes without the hand-guard.If nothing else, these blade look badass and are good for impressing your friends. They MIGHT be alright for a home intruder situation if you can get close enough to stab them. They seem strong enough to just beat the crap out of someone, but certainly wouldn't kill them from slashing.
M&M
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2015
I am not a sword collector, or a connoisseur, but this purchase may have started my collection. I actually just bought this to replace a baseball bat for light home defense - I was originally going for a machete for the "wow" factor but decided to go with this sword combo.I haven't unwrapped the handle wrap, but it appears that the blades are full tang and they seem rather durable. The short blade has seemingly perfect balance, the longer one seems to have ok balance.The blades of both swords are not sharp, but can be sharpened. The points however, are very sharp - sharp enough that it will pierce through the tip of the fabric holder that comes with the set. It does ship with some small plastic tip covers, but they seem to have been split during shipping as well.Overall, they seem strong and look nice, the inscription on the longer blade is a nice touch. For under 15 bucks you really can't go wrong no matter what purpose your're buying these swords for.
Charlie Pineapple
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2015
Pretty good. Swords are all one piece of strong metal, they didn't come very sharp at all though. The tip is sharp and can pierce cardboard easily. With enough swing the swords hack up a box with a pretty clean cut. I'm going to sharpen mine though. The webbing wrapped around the grip isn't quality, i can see myself wrapping duct tape around it to secure it. I had seen other reviewers comment on its quality as well, but for the price it's a great deal! Sheath is just a cheap nylon tube with a strap, adequate though. You can't beat the price though I got mine for $10 and with free prime shipping its a no brainer! Great way to spend my christmas giftcard!
Yoink
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2012
These were very cheap. So I didn't expect them to be of the highest quality. I mean, who are we kidding here? If you want a real sword you're going to have to dish out at least $100. I didn't expect these to be quite so cheap, though. The straps that snap in place are too loose to even hold on to the handles. So they're essentially for decoration. The metal it's self is stainless steel. This is why these are for display only. If you went outside and tried to hack a tree's limb off with one of these the blade would most likely shatter. So i don't recommend using these for anything other than hanging on your wall next to your throwing stars and looking at it. The blades are extremely difficult to get to take an edge. It took me over an hour of grinding and sharpening the steel on the edge before it was sharp enough to slice through a sheet of paper. Even then the edge just doesn't seem to get sharp no matter how many times I finely smooth the edge with my stone. It just won't get sharp. All well, I have real swords if I need a sharp sword. This was just for looks and for that I'm happy I got it. It really was a deal at the price. Regardless of it's short comings. I'm going to keep them so they can't be all bad.
td8090
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2010
PROSfor the price this set includes the longer sword which is REALLY great. I needed something for some trail clearing behind my new house, and this served the purpose really well. After sharpening the blade I had a great time cutting down vines and thorny plants. The smaller blade is perfect for display/decor, and the scabbard is nice for the price. After spending some time sharpening them properly, these blades performed well for me.CONSThis metal, particularly the very tip of the blade, WILL BREAK, like how an exacto knife always loses their tip, so don't try to bend it or force it on things. Also, it isn't very sharp in particular right around the curve of the blade it isn't sharp at all- almost dull! The handle grips will slide around and bunch together, and one day I'm sure they will become loose and break off; I just leave them alone even if they bunch up during use.The Metal may rust- I don't think it's stainless steel. The scabbard bends and is prone to hiccups as you slide the sword in. You have to be careful- you can't just force your swords to sheath- you have to guide them in. (Edit 14y later i still have this set and it did not rust at all)BOTTOM LINEI got this set for 23USD - Definitely worth it. Despite some of the cons I've listed, I think this set is above expectations for the price. They have an authentic appearance and upon closer observation they appear to be of good construction, and have this basic awesome feel to them. I didn't experience slipping or sliding with the handle grips, despite the fact that the grips slide down the handle and bunch together. You might be looking for a sword like the longer one, but don't really feel like the smaller one is worth your purchase. I'd pay 23$ just for the longer one, and really that's just what I did. I'm happy with my purchase and the shipping was 3 days early.
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