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Review: Dojo Pro wakizashi #1 by Ronin Katana
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*** Specifications ***
Overall length: 73 cm (28.75 in)
Blade length: 54 cm (21 in)
Blade thickness: 7 mm, tapering down to 5.5 mm
Point of balance: 9 cm (3.5 in)
Weight: 815 g (1.8 lbs)
Blade material: 1060 carbon steel
Price: 265 USD (as of 18 Sept, 2015)
*** Pros / Cons ***
+ Remarkably tight assembly, flawless finish
+ Excellent edge and blade geometry
+ Good value for the money
- Mediocre edge retention
*** Verdict ***
Since Japanese swords generally do not interest me much I don't have much to compare it to, but on its own merit this wakizashi seems like a well made reproduction.
It's very well fitted and can stand up to abuse. The edge dulled more quickly than I had expected but the blade overall didn't take noticeable damage from use on hard targets. The handling and cutting performance are definitely satisfying.
Overall I find this wakizashi quite easy to recommend as a functional sword for cutting practice on water bottles, tatami mats and similar targets.
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Overall length: 73 cm (28.75 in)
Blade length: 54 cm (21 in)
Blade thickness: 7 mm, tapering down to 5.5 mm
Point of balance: 9 cm (3.5 in)
Weight: 815 g (1.8 lbs)
Blade material: 1060 carbon steel
Price: 265 USD (as of 18 Sept, 2015)
*** Pros / Cons ***
+ Remarkably tight assembly, flawless finish
+ Excellent edge and blade geometry
+ Good value for the money
- Mediocre edge retention
*** Verdict ***
Since Japanese swords generally do not interest me much I don't have much to compare it to, but on its own merit this wakizashi seems like a well made reproduction.
It's very well fitted and can stand up to abuse. The edge dulled more quickly than I had expected but the blade overall didn't take noticeable damage from use on hard targets. The handling and cutting performance are definitely satisfying.
Overall I find this wakizashi quite easy to recommend as a functional sword for cutting practice on water bottles, tatami mats and similar targets.
*** Where to get it ***
********************************************************************************
My favorite online store for buying swords (worldwide shipping):
Some recommended knife makers on Amazon:
Want to help fund future videos?
My Facebook page: