| A replica of the weapon used in the video games BloodRayne and BloodRayne II, this Vampire full-tang arm blade sword looks and feels great. The sword--which was wielded by Agent BloodRayne in her battle against Nazis, mutants, and vampiric abominations--features a single solid piece of hard-anodized black stainless steel that stretches an impressive 17-3/8 inches long. The handle is even more impressive, with an ergonomic grip and a hi-tech strap that wraps around your forearm. Simply close the strap on your arm, grab the handle, and you're ready to go. Also equipped with a nylon sheath, the Vampire replica sword is sure to become a fast favorite in your weapons collection. |
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 Great for cheating at pinata beating.... |
| Review Date: February 16, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Robert, |
| I bought this on accident. I thought it was a fancy thumb drive but it turned out to be a vampire killing tool...which was on my shopping list anyway so I just kept it, and boy am I glad I did. Have you ever been chased by a vampire? I'm talking a real vampire. The kind that you'd call Blade to help you deal with. Not those sissy Bi-light vampires. Those vampires can be taken care of with just an angry stare. No, I mean the kind of vampires that don't look like they just got done dancing at a gay disco. The kind of vampires that look at puppies the same way thirsty men look at a canteen of water. They'll pop your puppy's head off and drink it's red nectar like if it were a tea on a hot Arizona day. Then throw the empty carcass at you and move on to your children! What was I talking about again? Oh yeah, Family Guy! That show is great. I suggest watching all of it....wait...no...um..... |
Great Item
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| Review Date: September 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Tony Hannides, USA |
| I didn't know i had to assemble it myself. You'll need another alum wrench and maybe a small mallot/hammer. other than that, love the sword! |
Awesome!!!
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| Review Date: June 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: L. Clark, |
| Ok first the sword is AMAZING!!! I gave it a four because there are no directions so I accidentally put the handle and the straps backwoods :) and boy was I dumbfounded. so yeah it's also good to hold so it I like it. |
Just like the picture...
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| Review Date: July 30, 2005 |
| Reviewer: J. Nisbet, Southern CA, United States |
| There's not much else to say about the sword itself, except that it feels good to hold. It's exactly what you would expect, and is comfortable. I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 because although it comes with a sheath, it really isn't practical to draw or carry. (Well, this isn't the kind of thing you'd want to carry much, anyway!) Having said that, I think you should get TWO - one for each arm. That's actually the fighting style that might work best with these, and the price means that for under $30 you can feel just like Baraka from Mortal Kombat... |
Don't make any mistake.
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| Review Date: September 2, 2005 |
| Reviewer: liebesy, Michigan, US |
Any "sword" you may find under $100 are basically made out of "trash metals", which can be chopped out by real knife at similar price. Although they may have sharpened edges, metals like 420J stainless steel are too soft for working blade; such metals are usually used for cheap kitchen knives.
Some sellers comment on such cheap swords something like "battle-ready" or "fully-working edge", but in fact, they are purely for decoration purposes no matter the edges are sharpened or not. If you need a cheap, working blade for some reason, it is better idea to get a camping machette. (Of course such swords can still be very dangerous anyway, but do not expect any miracle from the cheap metals. They are nothing more than toy.) |
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