Collection: Blue Swords

This collection includes every non-katana sword in the catalog with blue listed as a color. Browse the grid for the current lineup, and open a listing to see which parts use blue and which other colors are offered.

Yes. The foam Star Sword is a lighter pick for events, and metal replicas work for photos and display. Check the event's prop policy first.

Yes. It is made of high-density foam and comes in Blue and Black. Foam is lighter and gentler on costumes and crowds than metal.

Link's Master Sword lists many versions, including Original, Blue Twilight, a broken Blue Blade version, and Twilight Princess with a blue handle. Choose yours on the product page.

Use a wall mount or stand rated for the sword's weight. Sword Slice carries display stands and wall mounts. Anchor wall mounts into a stud.

Wipe metal swords with a soft, dry cloth and keep them dry. For foam, use a lightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners on painted finishes.

Foam swords are the easiest to start with because they are light and safe for cosplay. Metal swords are better for display and are heavier to handle.

Nagao Kei's Katana comes in Blue and Purple, She-Ra's Sword in Aqua and Dark Blue, and the Star Sword in Blue and Black.

Foam swords are usually the easiest to bring in. Many events restrict metal swords or require a peace bond, so read the rules first.

Many are inspired by games, anime, and fantasy, such as The Legend of Zelda. They are independent replicas made by fans for fans, not official merchandise.