Will it decapitate zombies for me? That is to say, is it sturdy enough for likewise rigorous testing?
157901
Yes. But like any blade it will eventually wear it down. Also take into account the price. If you really are looking for a true katana you will be putting out some dough!
157902
I hear that everyone's quality is different. Some are sharp enough to do all that, some are not. Mine wasn't particularly sharp, but it was a pretty sturdy blade.
1186751
By my standards, if you just hit it against something very hard, it will break. But if you just use it in battles and don't fall against it, it will be fine
1899599
Well I use it more for display, but it is pretty heavy and sturdy and sharp at the end. My guess would be if you are very careful it wouldn't break. I saw a video of someone using the sword to chop a wooden beam in half, but then again it is a cosplaying sword
1888315
I see no reason the accuracy of the scale should be affected unless you drop it and then it would more than likely be OK. It is sretty sturdy. Dean
493802
It's a toy, and as such can take hits from similar toys during play "battle". I would not expect it to hold up to serious blows or blows from more study "weapons". It will, however crack your knuckles pretty hard if you miss.
2223308
Yes, it is very durable and holds zero excellent. There is a video on youtube of a guy torture testing it, and its amazing the abuse it can take! I encourage you to check it out.
1899600
First, and believe me I'm not trying to sound like a d!ck, but I don't recommend battling with metal swords. As for your question, it would hold up great as far as the blade is concerned, however the handle is pretty wimpy so if any part of the sword would break it would be that or where the blade connects to the handle. The blade itself is insane, check out youtube: WeAllJuggleKnives does a great demo vid for cutting.
149605
You would most likely break the handle if you smash the sword against something. The blade feels sturdy enough but the handle feels like it can barely support the blade's weight.
2154675
Most Zombies are slow and retarded. Sure, chainsaws are functional...(and fun) in this capacity, but they are heavy and cumbersome to wield. They also create quite a mess. I recommend swinging an aluminum bat. The Brooklyn Smasher found here http://www.amazon.com/Cold-Steel-92BS-Brooklyn-Smasher/dp/B002D4IJ0Y/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432580322&sr;=8-4&keywords;=aluminum+bat is a fantastic option. Plus no gas and no embarrassing false starts.
647403
I would say so. It will survive a couple of drops and everything it in will be fine, but I still would not go throwing it around.
1095629
That depends on how it is used. This replica is made mostly for display. If you toy with it and swing it gently or use it for non-contact practice, you should not have a problem. The sword is well made but delicate. If you go around reclessly hitting it with other swords and other solid objects(yes including hard wood) you're gonna have a bad time.
936055
Metal and its a beast of a sword, you could kill a zombie with it for sure.
1497588
Like most knives, it comes in "sharp enough" condition. You can chop zombies up with it right out of the box. But if you want to take zombie heads off really clean you'll need to take a stone to it.
2142069
It won't hurt and is full of band aids. You could use the little scissors to kill zombies if you hit them square in the temple. However, most newly dead zombies may be able to bite through the case.
1901725
Hmm...it seems pretty sturdy. I put a good deal of pressure on mine taking the legs off a couple of times. I don't know if you could do that without damaging whatever is inside, though.
2254550
It Might hold up. It's very sturdy.... But would not recommend it just in case
1063733
Actually it is! It's quite heavy and durable. I went through a 3-4 inch tree stump pretty easily. I also swing it quite often to practice sword stances. Just be sure to keep it maintained if you get one. That also helps with the durability.