is that sword flexible？ by flexible I mean if I can bend it to 90 degrees without damaging it?
1788749
This is good stuff. Maybe not 90 degrees, but it is flexible enough for the daily practice.
1788750
I would say it is capable of bending to 90 degrees. However, it will take tremendous amount of effort to do so and it will be dangerous
1788751
It's very flexible. I bought it as a display sword to give as a gift so I don't know how far it bends or how many times it will bend before breaking. Hope this helps.
1344834
No, the wire is fairly stiff. I suppose you might be able to bend it with some force but it might break.
797843
My belief is that it would be nearly impossible to break because it is too flexible ( even bent back upon itself). That said, it could be considered too flexible by many. I am ok with it as is, though it definitely flexes when loaded. I actually prefer the flex for defense purposes because I think there is less likelihood of killing someone. Much less lethal than my Kabar metal cane.
710155
I think it would provided you used a long ( maybe 8 or 9") blade so it would be able to bend. But I'm just a do-it yourself hack if u get my drift.
2112823
My door is not curved and I do not recall how flexible it was since I did not have to curve it. However, it came on a roll so that means is flexible enough. Hope you find this info helpful. Regards
589566
It bends easily. Essentially, this is a props knife. If you are using this for martial arts, it is OK but it is not great either. HTH
2217567
It's been a while since I ordered, and returned, it; so, it's difficult for me to give you an honest answer to your question. However, I do believe it is flexible; but, I could be wrong.
1671600
Yes it is flexible and can be positioned anywhere you want it. It also rotates about 320 degrees.
1011658
Mine has not bent or collected any damage since purchasing it. It won't bend by sheer human force alone, but it would probably bend if not snap if used to pry something. As long as it is not misused then it won't break easily. While its a good knife I wouldn't want it as my only tool depending on whatever survivor situation is in mind. It would fit best for cutting threads and maybe cutting small game. I would suggest not fighting a bear with it.
1650418
It's flexible enough that it won't break unless you really try to break it. I've used mine and it works great.
1941254
Nope. It's not made for curved or abstract swords. I had to hang mine separately.
908589
Hi Cindy, I have this product and installed it with my seventeen yr old, to answer your question...this product is quite flexible but to do a 90 degree angle I would have say "NO" but it does cut quite nicely if that is helpful? Good luck if you make the purchase, we were very happy with the results and it does look really nice!LJL
57811
nope, there is no 90 degree bend where the cord meets the jack, but the cord is flexible and does bend.
1919802
It will bend quite well, but would not suggest bending it in half. I do not bend it in half. After doing this for some time it may deform and damage it.
1118468
Yes, there are no hard plastics or metals to make this non-flexible. If you grab this at any place with 2 fingers, the area on both sides will flop downwards? But the coiled shape is fixed, at rest it will always lay in the position shown.
986656
I think that I only flexed it 15-20 degrees when installing. I would not put it into service with any kind of real bend in it.
541807
It has a full-tang construction. I have not tested the bendability of it, but it is one of the sturdiest swords I have gotten in this price range.