Shinwa Red Warrior Spear Damascus with Sheath

This is an affordable version of a Yari or Ko Yari on the Japanese style of Most do not know or have proper training of most weapons if you are going to chop trees or throw it like a spear then you deseve to have the shaft broken it would be comparable if you were to pick up a katana and cut cord wood its not going to happen this may not be socketed like a true Yari of high japanese descendentry but it is a good and sturdy tool just the same

I saw this spear and was itching to get my hands on it but was hesitant because there were no reviews yet. Well obviously i caved and bought it anyway. Now to be clear, I like an aesthetic, functional piece. This one is...mostly aesthetic. It's a gorgeous weapon just like other shinwa products, but not quite as durable. If it is used for stabbing, it could probably stand up to some punishment. But the larger blade makes one want to slash, and too much of that will surely break it. So, if you're looking for a functional spear at a competitive price, I'd reccomended the MK48. But if you want a showy piece that you won't play with TOO much(it will hold up to a little action), this one's for you.

spear is meh. bought one from trueswords (you guys) and the tip was weak, it bent from 4 layers of cardboard, i mean, come on now. the blade is KINDA sharp, compared to, say, cold steel, its like a butter knife. honestly wouldve been cheaper and better to buy a spear from coldsteel.? ive only owned 2 coldsteel products that were purchased AFTER i purchased this, and i can honestly say that i am NOT impressed by shinwa, there are many other spears out there cheaper or the same price that are much better quality, im not sure how shinwa swords are but their spear is kinda crap, not bashing, telling my honest opinion, honestly not impressed by shinwa, i gave it some time to prove me wrong and the edge dulls far too quickly, the tip was gone literally the first day and it was on legitamately just cardboard, nothing else, wouldnt buy this thing again

The spear blade is OK as described, the shaft, however is not Elm but cheap hollow plastic I will never believe another description on true swords and probably will not purchase from them again
Response: The shaft is indeed elm. We cut the shaft in half to check. Elm is a very lightweight wood, but it is very strong. But if you are not satisfied with the product, you may return an item within 60 days of purchase. You can contact us at 1-800-735-3326 to obtain a return label for your package. Thanks!

alright spear, not that great handel is very cheaply made though. It is a decent wall hanger as long as you dont look closley