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Please note: Demonstrations in these videos may represent torture tests under ideal conditions and do not imply a sword will handle this type of activity consistently. Swords should only be used to cut approved materials, and proper training should be sought before partaking in this dangerous activity. |
This set of Cold Steel Butterfly Swords is being sold at a discount because the scabbard is not included. Prior to World War II, the Butterfly Sword was virtually unknown outside of southern China. This changed at the close of the 1940s, when the Communists took control of mainland China, forcing many Kung Fu masters to flee the oppressive regime and establish new schools elsewhere. Currently, due to the spread of Kung Fu, these once obscure swords have become quite popular. Typically, Butterfly Swords come in pairs that are cleverly nested together so they appear to be one sword not two. When they are drawn, they can be quickly separated and wielded in both hands to make wickedly effective chops, slashes and thrusts. The Cold Steel Butterfly Swords feature sharpened high carbon spring steel blades, and wood grips with cord wrap. The 'D' shaped guards have long forward quillions, so they can both deflect and trap various opposing weapons. What happened to the reviews? |
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