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Kit Rae Exotath Sword info
44 3/4″ overall.
28 3/4″ blade.
420 JS stainless steel.
Kit Rae Exotath Sword Review by Thomas Huffington
The Exotath sword by Kit Rae is a unique piece of artwork in steel. It is both visually stunning and highly imaginative and can turn out to be an excellent display masterpiece.
Specification Highlights of the Kit Rae Exotath Sword
As a general introduction, the Exotath measures about 44 ¾” in length and has a finely detailed cast metal hilt as one of its striking features. It also has a finely detailed cast metal hilt with a leather wrapped grip and an antique finish.
The first thing that you will notice about this sword is its elaborate design. Almost every square inch of the weapon consists of jagged designs. The blade of the sword is unsharpened and comes in a leaf shape. The fuller of the sword gets terminated only a few inches before it arrives at the natural tip.
The natural tip of the sword appears to be neither blunt nor dull and has a mid-point that is wrapped in double sided mini-spear. The center of the stainless steel blade is wrapped in black leather and is adorned by a leering and frightening skull shaped motif.
It weighs about 5lbs but does not feel heavy at all when hand held. The primary reason behind this cause is mainly the Point of Balance. How a sword is wielded depends a lot on the Point of Balance. Though the weight of the sword can tend to lead the hands to experience a little strain and is ideal for the purpose of swinging it around without the fear of cutting oneself in half.
The brain-child of famed fantasy weapon designer Kit Rae, the Exotath sword is another replica taken from the myth of the Swords of the Ancients. According to the story plot, the weapon is supposed to grant the owner with the ability to look into the future thus providing an advantage in any battle.
The Exotath is a beautiful decorative piece and is perfect for anyone who loves fantasy swords.
Awesome review. Any chance to buy this sword anymore?