Forged Warrior Saber Sword With Sheath - Spring Steel Blade, Hardwood Handle, Brass Studs, Metal Handguard - Length 29 1/2”

I don't know what the other review is talking about. It is not too heavy, in fact, it is half the weight of their scimitar ar sword. If there are softer spots that is because of the silicone alloy that is added to the carbon steel to make it a spring steel sword. The whole idea of a spring steel sword is to give some flexibility so the sword does not break upon impact with another object. Instead, it just vibrates. I am a sword collector and I buy this line because it is great for the price. Sorry to disagree with the other reviewer.

I purchased the forged warrior saber a couple weeks ago and was pretty much disappointed with it. Blade was extremely dull,had a convex edge and needed sharpening, was too top heavy. Sabres are a one handed weapon and was completely un-weildable couldn't index properly. I had to spend a while on belt grinder taking metal off to lighten it, and to put a sharp tapered edge, the way a saber should already have, I then noticed from amount, and color of the Sparks it was also not properly heat treated! Some parts of edge were semi-hardened, most were soft! When I was satisfied with better edge and better weight distribution I tested it on a few plastic bottles filled with water, which it cut through them cleanly but noticed the edge I put on had rolled pretty bad! I then tested tip by thrusting into a soft wooden log and the tip folded over completely! Handle is too thin and would roll in hand I had to wrap it now it's better. I would not recommend purchasing this item if you plan on actually using it. Maybe I just got bad one that accidentally passed QC, idk! I was extremely disappointed. Gave 2 stars for excellent leather sheath, and sword aesthetics, but poor performance. A friend purchased forged warrior ninja knife and it was extremely high quality crafted, not sure why mine wasn't! I would like a refund, or a replacement sword!!