Oh, soppy knickers of Aphrodite, what the Spartans would have given for modern steel rather than old-school iron. The Zombie Tools Xiphos (Greek: “sword”) is modeled after the ancient Grecian weapon that defended liberty against overwhelming odds when liberty was but a whelp, yet, unlike the original blade, is made from quarter-inch spring steel that won’t bend under pressure or need re-sharpening every third neck she cuts. This 26-inch blade turns in the hand like a ballerina with a drug habit, a back-talking bitch whose double-edged tongue cuts both coming and going, with a tip that drives her point home when she’s ready to settle the argument, Q.E.D. Like all Zombie Tools blades, the Xiphos is sheathed with Kydex, full tang, and full of piss and vinegar.
Total Length: 26 in (.66m)
Blade Length: 19 in (.48m)
Handle Length: 7 in (.19m)
Grip Size: 4.5 in (.11m)
Steel Width: 0.25 in (6.4mm)
Steel Type: 5160
Weight: 2lbs 6oz (1.07kg)