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Your cart is empty.This Bone Renaissance Dagger by Szco Supplies is 10 Inch is overall length. The blade is made of stainless steel. The handle is wood with brass pommel and guard. This knife comes with a sheath.
Suzy P.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
I gave this dagger as a gift. It is handsome, with a good weight. I was happy it came with a holder that clips to a belt.
Rebecca
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
Perfect basic athame. Great weight, tang is all the way through the handle. If you want it sharp you'll have to do that yourself but the tip is sharp. Sheath is not great quality leather but it looks nice and does it's job of protecting the blade and you! Only bit I dislike is that Pakistan is engaved on the blade in small letters. Very nice product, especially for the price.
Asher R.
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
Thankfully I bought this as a decor piece. It is dull as a butter knife and very difficult to sharpen. The point is extremely sharp, but the blade itself wouldn't cut paper.
James R
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
The handle, fit, weight, size, thickness, and material of this were all much higher in quality than I would have hoped for at the price. I even saw one of these with a different colored handle featured in a D&D branded cookbook full of beautifully staged photos. My nerd side was very happy.
scott a wallace
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023
Very nice. Sturdy and wicked sharp. This was purchased for ritual, so sharpness was not a factor. In fact I’m going to have to take the edge off of it because it could be dangerous. BE CAREFUL. This is not a toy for some weekend cosplay. This is a real weapon. Excellent value. I’m extremely pleased with my purchase.
Robert Elliott
Reviewed in Canada on May 5, 2021
The Blade, Pummel, and Grip are all very good I quite like it. The sheath has a bit of a oil on it that needs to be worked in. But the guard is really bad. It isn't straight... and based on other pictures non of them are... it is a flat out defect in all of them. The guard isn't even symmetrical.I can live with it... but if the guard were even slightly better quality this would be exceptional the Guard leaves it feeling really meh as a product. Not so bad that I would return it... but poor enough that if more people talked about how poor the guard is I wouldn't have got it.
Austin
Reviewed in Canada on November 1, 2021
The weight is good, and it is easy to sharpen. When I got it had some sort of oil on it, soaked. It is very soft metal, I cut one box and the metal is bending. Besides that, fairly good
Michelle Machuletz
Reviewed in Canada on June 28, 2020
Perfect athame for my Altar and rituals Exactly and more than I hoped for. I even engraved my Craft name on it, in English and in the Seax-Wica alphabet to make it more personable which is recommended by the Wiccan religion. So I am super happy with this athame and I highly recommend it. It's a beautiful heavy sturdy sharp knife. Well worth the money and more. The holder is great quality too. And will come in handy after the athame is consecrated and I have to wear it on me for 24 hrs. So that's going to truly come in handy
W.A.R.
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2018
Mine came as pictured and described. Not sure why others complain about theirs not being sharp, etc. Mine came with a decent edge. Out of curiosity I did sharpen mine and it took a very good edge for an inexpensive stainless. Besides, at this price I was not expecting a 'high quality' dagger. I bought this to use in a display and was pleasantly surprised to find it's a solid, well made knife & sheath. At this price I would not expect it to hold up to a lot of actual use (but who knows?) [For the person complaining about the "Stainless Pakistan" markings being too close to the blade edge, It's fine on mine. You might consider watching some videos on properly sharpening a knife as mine is marked a good 1/8" from where the 'edge' starts. Also, just buff the marking off. It's just a surface stamp and not engraved or truly etched in the blade.]The sheath was also a pleasant surprise except for the strap. At this price I expected it to be junk. It appears to be well made with decent double stitching and a pleasant pattern stamped on the front. The strap to hold the handle is too short to fit around the knife handle on mine. From the length of the leather strap, it appears the snap was incorrectly placed. Since I'm not planning on using it, I don't care. If you're handy and do leather work, the snap could be easily relocated to the correct length.The knife handle is a little short. If you have a large wide hand you may find you're holding the pommel on the outer edge of your palm, not butted up against the side of your palm where it belongs. The hand guard is also a little small if you have larger hands/fingers. In my hand, the down turned part of the cross guard (facing your hand) is small with sharp edges which digs in to my index finger. If I had to make a serious thrust into a hard object, it would be uncomfortable. Then again, if you're seriously planning on using a knife like this "for real", I suggest you spend a lot more money and get a better quality knife. (Gerber made an excellent Mark I dagger which I used in the military in actual combat. FWIW I'm not a 'fan' of the Mark II because it has a double serrated blade. To each his own.)In summation: This is a great deal for $13+. Overall it's a well made knife and sheath for a very low price. It is made for a 'medium' or 'small' hand. If you have a large hand, don't expect this to be comfortable. If you seriously think you will use this knife, Spend More Money on a better quality knife! As a jump instructor once ask/told me about buying a jump helmet, "What's your life worth? . . . $20.00 or $300.00, spend what your life is worth."
Eric Paquette
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2018
I bought for Ren fair outfit, it seems very well put together. Not terribly sharp but that's fine. Leather sheath has a snap, which bother some people. Handle is wood, brass pommel? and crosspiece, feels good in the hand. Great deal for a good looking prop! They also have a slightly longer, white handled one for almost the same price. p.s. No bone anything on the dagger.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 23, 2016
The Sheat is made with good quality leather. The pommel and guard are not of premium quality but they still feed good in the hand and none of the parts is loose. The blade itself is not perfectly symetrical but I expected worst for the price.The steel itself is not great but it is still a 21th century nickel-chrome steel, on which you can put a good and resilient edge. This is not a carbon steel.This is a good quality/price compromise. If you are looking for a cheap and effective dagger.
Arminius
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2016
This is a nice dagger for the price. It has a handle that looks more like wood than bone, but the wood looks nice and has a good feel, so I like it as is. It is not really sharp compared to other SZCO knives I own, but I plan to sharpen it anyway and that has been the case with other brands in this price range too. That should not discourage you from purchasing it IMO. The blade is nice and(as was said in another review) it is stamped made in Pakistan on the stainless steel blade. I buffed it out to a point it is only barely visible at certain angles and I may buff it out altogether in the coming days. It feels good and looks good too. I am pleased with this purchase and recommend it without reservations...
Caitlin Jordsvar
Reviewed in Canada on April 12, 2016
Really nice and pointy; it has a beautiful handle and its well put together with a nice weight to it. Its very pointy but definitely not sharpened, so if your looking to use it for camping youll need a good stone sharpening kit cus the edge needs some work.
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