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E-BOGU Shadowblade - Polypropylene Ninja Black Sword
This Polypropylene Ninja Black Sword is a sleek, all-black ninja sword crafted from durable polypropylene, designed for light training and display. Its straight blade features a subtle wave pattern, mimicking the aesthetic of a traditional katana while maintaining a modern, tactical look. The textured handle ensures a secure grip, enhancing control during practice. While the polypropylene material offers flexibility, durability, and resilience, it is best suited for controlled drills rather than heavy-impact training to prevent potential chipping. This lightweight and stylish sword is an excellent choice for martial artists, collectors, and cosplay enthusiasts alike.
E-BOGU Shadowblade - Polypropylene Ninja Black Sword Hand guard (Tsuba)
The hand guard (tsuba) of the Shadowblade is square-shaped with a minimalist design, adding to the sword’s sleek, tactical appearance. Made from durable polypropylene, it offers protection and balance while maintaining a lightweight feel. The textured handle features a diamond pattern for enhanced grip, ensuring control during training exercises. This detail highlights the sword’s practicality and aesthetic appeal, making it a reliable companion for martial artists.
E-BOGU Shadowblade - Close up of the Blade
The close-up of the Shadowblade’s blade showcases its fine polypropylene craftsmanship, with a distinct wave pattern along the edge for an authentic katana-style look. The matte black finish adds a modern, stealthy touch while enhancing its sleek design. Despite being made of synthetic material, the blade is rigid and impact-resistant, allowing for realistic training movements without the fragility of traditional metal. Its smooth yet durable surface ensures longevity, making it a great choice for martial arts practice or cosplay enthusiasts.
Sue Jones
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
I got this for my adult son to practice with (karate). He’s been using it 2 months now and loves it. He’s says the weight and length are just right. It’s been dropped many times and seems quite durable. It comes with a hand shield but not a scabbard.
John Evans
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
This fit the bill for dojo use. Great durability, excellent realistic size, weight is relatively correct. Great value.
Albi
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
Martial artist here, I got four of these for a theatre company through a different seller for US$7 each.I am used to dealing with polypropylene swords. These are ok, but I was disappointed at the balance and handling; they are not bad per se, just extremely light so I would not recommend them for martial arts training. They seem sturdy, especially the tsuba (guard) which I thought would be cheap plastic, so it will serve our intended purpose for theatre, they will also be great for cosplay. However, the tip is too pointy to give to children as a toy but could be ok for children training martial arts, since the short size seems good for them (although I would prefer a thinner handle for that).I would not recommend it at this price point unless you want it for a high-end Deadpool cosplay.
charity randall
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
This is a well made sword. It almost feels 3D printed. Makes for a perfect addition to my sons deadpool costume.
Brian
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023
The only that I liked is the design and structure...Iguess. But this boken is not what I was hoping for. I was so ready to return this until my youngest son saw it. So I let him have it. I'm gonna start paying more closer attention to the reviews.
Jefferson C. Moye
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2021
My son loves this "sword." I was glad to find something he could play with that didn't hurt anyone/thing. He has played with it daily for months and still looks new.
Jill Caira
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2021
I'd rate it 4 stars overall,except that it's warped. I tried heating it up to straighten it,but it reset to outs leftward bend almost right away.My other nitpick is that the level of detail on the handle and blade is nice,but almost invisible in the matte black plastic. Some color would be beneficial.
Charles Burgess
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021
Polypropylene Practice Sword is typically an alternative to a wooden bokken. Wooden bokkens can break even with just light impact, while a Polypropylene version will not break unless you really abuse it. The later are also a lot quieter on impact. A bokken is by design a lot thicker in the blade than a steel blade. The blade of this "practice sword" is too thin for any training involving impact of any type. (To be honest, this appears to be more of a costume assessory than a practical training sword.) For non-impact training, it serves its purpose well.
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