Collection: Red Swords

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

Yes. Dante and Nero are popular cosplay choices. Metal swords can be heavy and large, so check the event's prop policy and the sword's size before you travel.

They are made for display and cosplay. The edge type is listed in the specifications on each product page.

Yes. It offers Red and Grey options. Select the one you want on the product page.

It comes in two versions, V1 at 50 inches and V2 at 53 inches. Measure your display space before you choose.

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

Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth, keep it away from moisture, and avoid harsh cleaners that could damage painted or coated areas.

For display, yes. For carrying and posing, remember that longer swords are heavier and harder to control than a katana, so handle them with care.

Many events limit sword size and require a peace bond. Read the prop policy ahead of time, since large metal swords are often restricted.

Many are inspired by games, anime, and fantasy, such as Devil May Cry. They are independent replicas made by fans for fans, not official merchandise.