Professional Solid Steel Ninja Chain Whip

Very decent affordable piece of defense weaponry. For only a few bucks its well worth it, and you more than get what you pay for. I don't see how you could possibly go wrong, or be disappointed unless your an idiot expecting beyond top notch quality for below substandard pricing.

I threw it in my cart among other things because it's only 4 bucks, but it turned out to be my absolute favorite thing I ordered. It's a lot bigger and heavier than the picture makes it look, which is good. It's not a wimpy weapon. Also some people complain that the rings are not welded together, but I've been swinging it around for a while and it shows no signs of coming apart. Very sturdy. If you're about to place an order, throw one of these in as well, its only 4 bucks!

This is a pretty good chain for $4, I had to try it. I did sharpen the tip though, and it is heavy, this would make a good gift.

wow this is an amazing piece to have in any martial arts collection when i saw it i wasn't sure how good quality it would be for the price but believe it is not what you would expect i carry it with me everywhere its cool to have and easy to master. defiantly a defense weapon MUST HAVE

this thing is a lot longer then i thought, made of heavy duty steel. the handle needed some oil to turn smoothly but over all a great buy for the price!

it was a little smaller than i expected, but its a great tool nonetheless. its worth every penny. :3

i have alot of fun, but i am going to buy two more and have a 16 section whip and a 8 section

this is the coolest thing ever, its a lot longer than expected its well worth the moneyand quite deadly

A lot heavier than I expected, you could seriously hurt someone with this. And if you don't use it as a whip you could still use it as a chain to choke someone. Very sturdy and easily concealed (the box it came in was a little bigger than 2x2x5 inches). A good thing to keep in your glove box in case of road rage ^_^

Great value for the money.<br /><br />One thing to watch for though.... be sure the ring links are fully closed (easy enough to do with a pair of pliers and vise). Mine had a small gap in one ring. While it wasn't big enough to pull the rings apart manually, once it got to swinging the force pulled them apart as I tested it on the shipping box. Naturally, one-and-a-half feet of heavy chain flying freely through the air is a bit dangerous, not to mention will startle the hell out of you. Just something to watch for.<br /><br />Otherwise, great item for $10. As always trueswords delivered their usual speedy shipping.

I purchased the "professional Ninja" Chain whip, and obviously, have a few things to say (clearly, I wouldn't be writing this if I didn't, now would I?)<br /><br />First, I'm going to say that I'm very impressed with the speed of delivery. I ordered it on a wedensday, and it arrived at my house on a friday afternoon, with standard shipping, so +1 for true swords there.<br /><br />Second, I like the overall appearance of the whip, and it looks very nice with the rest of my collection, but there are a few problems I'd like to address.<br /><br />The first and formost problem I had was with the grip on the handle. It's basically just a piece of string wrapped around the handle, and after a maximum of ten minutes handling it, the string started to unravel. (I know it's for decoration, but c'mon, how many of you just leave this type of stuff collecting dust? I think not, you took it outside and swung it about for a bit, didn't you?) Now, not that this causes a major problem, as I don't see myself geting into too many ninja battles where I need a sure grip on my weapon in the near future, but it would be nice to see some more effort put into that little issue, especially if you're into the martial arts and want to use this for a kata.<br /><br />The only other problems I had were fairly superficial, such as a few (minor) dings and scratches on the "bullet" and handle, as well as some of the links and rings, but hey, what do you want for $12.<br /><br />All in all, I'd say add this one to your collection, it looks great, and it's fairly unique, as the only thing close to it I've seen is a Manriki chain, just don't go bringing this to your next school yard rumble (I'm looking at you, mall ninjas.)

I ordered this chain whip thinking that it might be good to practice with before getting a heavier model for demonstrations. I have to admit I was quite disappointed with the product. Unfortunately I didn't look at the picture closely enough since normal whip chains of this type have 9 sections to them, this one only has 8. Not well made at all. The swivel on the handle is nothing more than a drilled hole crimped around a chromed, flattened and drilled nail. The links aren't welded closed either making this chain unsafe to be used with any actual force/speed. I' recommend going and purchasing a better whip chain in the first place, even if this one is only $4.