What materials are used in Honshu products?

Honshu products are crafted from high-quality materials such as high carbon steel, stainless steel, and durable polymers. Many of their swords use 1060 or 1065 high carbon steel for the blades.

Are Honshu items suitable for collectors?

Yes, Honshu items are considered suitable for collectors due to their superior craftsmanship, historical accuracy, and aesthetic appeal.

How should I care for and maintain my Honshu product?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade after use, applying a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and storing it in a dry place. It's important to follow any specific care instructions provided with your product.

What is the quality of Honshu weapons compared to other brands?

Opinions vary, but Honshu is generally considered to be at the lower end of functional swords. They are seen as better than wall hangers but not as high quality as some other brands. Some users report issues with balance and comfort, while others praise their durability for the price.

Are Honshu swords sharp out of the box?

The sharpness can vary by customer expectations. Some users report receiving swords that are very sharp, while others mention that the factory edge often lacks sharpness they prefer and may require additional work.

What types of swords does Honshu offer?

Honshu offers a wide range of swords including broadswords, katanas, wakizashis, Viking swords, and tactical versions of historical designs.

How does the pricing of Honshu products compare to other brands?

Honshu is generally considered to offer durable swords at a competitive price point, making them accessible to many collectors and enthusiasts.

Honshu - Swords, Knives & More

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Full view of the Honshu Historic Forge Ballinderry Viking Sword, shown both in and out of its sheath, with the Honshu and Historic Forge logos.

The Ballinderry Viking Sword shown in its dark brown sheath with carrying strap.

The Ballinderry Viking Sword is shown in front of a body of water, showcasing the unique handle and 1065 carbon steel blade.

Detailed view of the brass pommel and guard with traditional vine scrollwork, shown on a sandy background.

The Honshu Ballinderry Viking Sword shown against a tree with view of the brass pommel and guard and brown leather wrapped handle.

Honshu Historic Forge Ballinderry Viking Sword

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Sentinel Explorer Kit

$47.99

The Honshu Historic Forge Roman Mainz Pattern Gladius is shown both in and out of its scabbard next to the “Honshu” and “Historic Forge” logos.

The Roman Mainz Pattern Gladius is shown house in its brown leather scabbard with straps and brass colored detailing.

Zoomed view of the piercing point of the Honshu Roman Mainz Pattern Gladius’ 1065 carbon steel blade.

The Roman Mainz Pattern Gladius’ handle is wooden with a grooved grip and rounded pommel.

Full view of the Honshu Roman Mainz Pattern Gladius with its 1065 carbon steel blade and wooden handle with brass detailing.

Honshu Historic Forge Roman Mainz Pattern Gladius

$299.99

Full view of the Honshu Historic Forge Viking Sword, shown both in and out of its sheath, next to the “Honshu,” “Historic Forge”, and “1065 Carbon Steel” logos.

The Honshu Historic Forge Viking Sword is shown in its leather wrapped sheath with matching leather strap and metal tip accent.

Zoomed view of the piercing point of the Honshu Historic Forge Viking Sword’s 1065 carbon steel blade.

Detailed view of the brown leather wrapped grip of the Viking Sword’s handle and uniquely shaped triangular pommel.

Honshu Historic Forge Viking Sword

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One open and one closed pocket knife with a blue and black tie-dye style handle on a tattered concrete background.

Closed Pocket knife with shining silver accents and a blue and black tie-dye style handle.

Upclose view of a open pocket knife's handle with a tie-dye stle blue and black handle.

Open pocket knife with an inscription of "Honsu" on the blade and a tie-dye style blue and black handle.

Closed pocket knife with large pocket clip inscribed with "honshu" and a tiedye style blue and black handle.

Angled view of extended pocket knife with a shining silver double edged blade and blue and black handle.

Honshu Black and Blue Sekyuriti Pocket Knife

$69.99

Honshu Training Saber Sword

$48.99

Honshu Historic Forge 10th C. Norse Viking Sword and Scabbard.

Honshu Historic Forge 10th C. Norse Viking Sword

$314.99

Honshu Small Sword Frog compatible training swords

Honshu Small Training Sword Frog

$12.99

The Honshu Training Dagger and Broadsword on a red textured background.

A closeup of the guards of the training dagger and training sword.

A dimension shot of the Training sword and dagger.

A person holding the training broadsword.

Honshu Training Dagger & Broadsword Kit

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Dimension shot of the Honshu Bushido Edge Pocket Knife open and closed.

Honshu Bushido Edge

$59.99

The Honshu Sumorusodo Black and Blue Pocket Knife.

A closeup of the handle area of the knife.

Honshu Sumorusodo Black & Blue Pocket Knife

$57.99

Full image of the Honshu Viking and Broadsword Training Sword included in the Viking Conquest Kit.

Close up image of the handle and pommel on the Training Swords included in the Viking Conquest Kit.

Details and features included in the Viking Conquest Kit.

Viking Conquest Kit

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Honshu: The Warrior's Way

Where Tradition Meets Innovation

Discover the essence of ancient craftsmanship in modern blades with Honshu. Inspired by historical sword and knife designs, our brand seamlessly blends tradition with cutting-edge materials. Renowned for unique aesthetics and out-of-the-box sharpness, Honshu pays homage to both Japanese and European heritage while delivering practical, tactical excellence. Elevate your collection with Honshu’s masterfully crafted blades—where history becomes your everyday companion.

HONSHU FAQS

What materials are used in Honshu products?
Honshu products are crafted from high-quality materials such as high carbon steel, stainless steel, and durable polymers. Many of their swords use 1060 or 1065 high carbon steel for the blades.
Are Honshu items suitable for collectors?
Yes, Honshu items are considered suitable for collectors due to their superior craftsmanship, historical accuracy, and aesthetic appeal.
How should I care for and maintain my Honshu product?
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the blade after use, applying a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and storing it in a dry place. It's important to follow any specific care instructions provided with your product.
What is the quality of Honshu weapons compared to other brands?
Opinions vary, but Honshu is generally considered to be at the lower end of functional swords. They are seen as better than wall hangers but not as high quality as some other brands. Some users report issues with balance and comfort, while others praise their durability for the price.
Are Honshu swords sharp out of the box?
The sharpness can vary by customer expectations. Some users report receiving swords that are very sharp, while others mention that the factory edge often lacks sharpness they prefer and may require additional work.
What types of swords does Honshu offer?
Honshu offers a wide range of swords including broadswords, katanas, wakizashis, Viking swords, and tactical versions of historical designs.
How does the pricing of Honshu products compare to other brands?
Honshu is generally considered to offer durable swords at a competitive price point, making them accessible to many collectors and enthusiasts.