Colombian Warrior Spearhead

The photos carefully conceal that the metal only wraps about three-quarters around any spear handle, and has no actual SOCKET for the shaft like a real spear has. This is a built in weak point where the metal will spread and the spear head will tear off of the wood with a sideways impact. It seems to be good steel, and came almost sharp with a good finish and a useful nylon sheath. But I will have to add a stainless hose clamp to tightly reinforce the head.

Great Spear head. It's very strong with good weight. Plus it can be mounted to thicker sticks.

This makes a great thrusting spear for survival and defense its design is not well suited for throwing good steel sharp easy to maintain will rust if not cared for ordering a second to use on my hiking staff in bear country a must have for the backwoods adventurist

I'm an everyday Joe. No fancy titles or special skills (?). However, this spearhead makes meat cutting, outdoor cutting & slashing and dicing veggies a zip. Defense- wise, it could serve a purpose of making a pathway to safety. Flipside notice: the holder doesn't a setup to carry on your belt. The "handle" is approx. 4.5" long. BE FRICKENING CAREFUL....IT IS DARN SHARP. Well worth to purchase.

A fairly good cheap spear head if you just want it for chopping or something light, but it's made of low grade steel and therefore dulls easily. If you throw it multiple times the small screw comes out and the edges flatten. It was actually pretty difficult to find a rod that could fit into the hole. Now on the plus it's razor sharp out of the box, it looks awesome, and makes an excellent hunting or home defense weapon. Really for $30 it's a pretty good buy. You get what you pay for.