Sword - Broadsword (Kukri) - Unbreakable
The Kukri originated from Nepal and India, and was used as both a tool and as a weapon.
The SMAI Kukri PP Broadsword has been shaped as per tradition and manufactured from an indestructible polypropylene.
This material is heavy duty and a far superior option to that of a timber weapon. It is designed as an incredibly durable item under their intended normal use.
Specifications
- Material: Polypropylene
- Length: 62cm
- Blade Length: 45cm
- Handle Length: 17cm
- Sold individually - Image of close up and full length for illustration purposes only.
Please note: The plastic may develop a slight bend in the mould when put under extreme use, which can be corrected by physically bending the opposite way by hand.
The Kukri originated from Nepal and India, and was used as both a tool and as a weapon.
The SMAI Kukri PP Broadsword has been shaped as per tradition and manufactured from an indestructible polypropylene.
This material is heavy duty and a far superior option to that of a timber weapon. It is designed as an incredibly durable item under their intended normal use.
Specifications
- Material: Polypropylene
- Length: 62cm
- Blade Length: 45cm
- Handle Length: 17cm
- Sold individually - Image of close up and full length for illustration purposes only.
Please note: The plastic may develop a slight bend in the mould when put under extreme use, which can be corrected by physically bending the opposite way by hand.
Description
The Kukri originated from Nepal and India, and was used as both a tool and as a weapon.
The SMAI Kukri PP Broadsword has been shaped as per tradition and manufactured from an indestructible polypropylene.
This material is heavy duty and a far superior option to that of a timber weapon. It is designed as an incredibly durable item under their intended normal use.
Specifications
- Material: Polypropylene
- Length: 62cm
- Blade Length: 45cm
- Handle Length: 17cm
- Sold individually - Image of close up and full length for illustration purposes only.
Please note: The plastic may develop a slight bend in the mould when put under extreme use, which can be corrected by physically bending the opposite way by hand.
