The Bloodsport Longbar is a great choice if you don't care about stability and just want to do maximum damage. I've done extensive testing and hit different materials many times, and this bar has sliced through UHMW Polyethylene and even aluminum without even a bit of wear. Sure, the long, narrow shape of this bar means that it is very likely to flip the robot it's on after a big hit, bit I feel that's a fair tradeoff for the sheer amount of damage it can do. However, for me at least, the bar I received doesn't fit the Fingertech Blade hub like it's supposed to and the screws to secure it don't fit throughthe holes in the bar like they should, so I've had to crank the screws throughthe blade and damage thier threads and gring down the blade hub so the blade will fit as grinding AR500 is pain. And in case you're wondering, I purchased this before the listing for the undersized version of this bar even existed, so no, I didn't order the wrong bar. I've also had this same issue with the Bloodsport Tribar.

Over all, if all you want is maximum damage and nothing else, then this is the blade for you. Just be aware you might need to do some work to get it on. [FTR- Dylan, send us an email. Sounds like you got yours before we knew there was a problem.]

It weighs a lot more than the titanium bar that comes with horizontal kit. It's sharp on the tips and looks pretty good.