Would this work with a real sword? not for cosplay or ren fairs but, used to carry around a broad sword.
1178837
Yes it should. I bought it to hold my sword across my back. It was a little loose cause my sword is skinny but it stayed and did the job!
1178838
not sure WHERE u would be carrying a real broad sword but in theory it would, tho i would not recommend it as if u use both loops for your blade u'll never be able to pull it out...a broad sword blade is too long. also a real sword would cut this material its not real leather or anything, its a prop holder.
1178839
Depends on the size od the sword. It is well make enough but as far as fit I cannot say.
792185
I don't think so. It's for more like a saber blade, not fencing. Like Link's sword in the Zelda games
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.
1892493
No.This knife roll is best suited for small to medium knives. If you need a sword bag look for one specifiably for martial arts gear.
1108690
The sword is well built and I think it will hold up but I used it strictly as an accessory to a costume.
2108592
No it would be to wide a blade it's made to fit skinny blades like japanese swords
1070179
You could tie a rope or something to it. But it's just a for show sword would break pretty quick if used. But cool looking
517010
Yes, but i wouldnt reccomend it. The sword is very fragile and will snap if you arent extremely careful.
1147321
I believe so. the frog into which the scabbard is inserted is adjustable and tightens down with lace ties like shoe laces. United cutlery has a scabbard that pairs with with the baldric. The kit Rae scabbard of which you inquired, unless you already own one, is currently unavailable but is specifically designed for a fantasy sword. a universal frog for a sword belt worn around the waist might be a better choice depending on the costume design. Probably also a little cheaper.
585797
This frog not hold a katana sheath as it is meant to hold a sword with a basket or cross-hilt. I haven't tried it, but I would guess that the katana sheath would slide out of this frog. There are particular frogs specifically for a katana sheath. I'd check them out first. I've used this frog twice with my full-tang sword (used in jousting/ swordplay) and it is just OK for that one. A wooden sword would work better.
1340571
Unfortunately I personally don't think so, it's slightly Flimsy, be careful of the protruding hilt sides, there is no support there and mine broke off.More of a display kind of thing but you can still fight with it.
640744
It will hold a full size. It should work with a light as long as the light doesn't hang out around the weapon. The strap is adjustable. It can be used on many different styles of weapons.
1948476
Yes. But think of it as a body strap grabbing the sheath not the sword itself.
669328
Agree. Not a toy. Although it is meant as a replica and not a real sword, it has heft and is sharp and could seriously injure someone if misused.
1827564
I can't say for sure because neither item you listed gave width of the sword which would be the biggest factor. I use a real, metal katana in mine and it definitely has more room for a wider blade but I'm unsure how much wider. The straps are adjustable though.
1830115
If you are getting the same style sword at Renaissance festival (which is kinda weird) then it really doesn't matter. Just be aware that it is heavy so if you get a similar sword make sure the length and/or weight of the handle compensates for the blade.If not, this sword is great! (see previous comments)
113004
yes it can be used as a real sword. just feel the edges and tip and you know hand that it can