Zombie Tools

[John Phillips]

I’ve been thinking about placing an order with Zombie Tools for their Diphos but I have no idea if the tools/swords they are selling are quality and/or well made. Got to be honest, the pictures and videos make me think it’s kind of a joke or maybe they are just messing with us??? It looks like they use 5160 which I know can be very tough but I have no idea if they heat treat their own blades or if they outsource certain things. All good and bad feedback welcome.

 

[not2sharp]

They make durable knives. Their stuff isn’t the most comfortable or practical at times. But, it’s interesting and it holds up.

n2s

 

[DangerZone98]

I’d recommend checking out Skallagrim on YouTube. He has favorable reviews of Zombie Tools.

 

[Yo Mama]

Very well made blades, the advertising I get is gimmicky, but they have a good product.

 

[Bigfattyt]

They are hard use, durable, well made blades.

 

[Chronovore]

I'll save you the search. This is both humorous and informative. Personally, I think there may be an issue of style over substance here but they do appear to be sturdily built. I guess it depends on your intended use.

 

[Bandages]

They are well made and take a beating. I watched too many videos of people destroying stuff on youtube drunk to resist ordering some.
I figured the most practical would be the Traumahawk since I don't have a small axe and the chiselpoint spike seemed unique. It's my go-to for processing boxes and has destroyed a bunch of old furniture.
I also ordered a Spit when they reintroduced it out of pure indulgence. It's pretty hefty and I have no idea what I'm going to do with it, but I love having a sword-spear.
The finish on their blades is really striking and they come wheres-my-fingers sharp, but they are a little heavier than expected.
If I were to ever get another I might get something light like the parabellum or jackalope.

 

[DocJD]

gimmicky

Such a surprise , with a name like "Zombie Tools" you expect conservative ads !