RubiesLong Roman Costume Sword, Plastic with Silver and Bronze Color. for Costumes or Cosplay Usage

This plastic toy sword is a great balance between realism and safety, making it an excellent choice for costumes, or children's imaginative play. light weight.

This sword is very well made and durable, almost too durable...it bends which means it doesn't break when playing with it. My son has destroyed multiple toy light sabers, other toy swords and a pretty well made Captain America toy shield with one of these!

This sword arrived very quickly. It was well made and durable. I had to carry it around for 8 hours during a fundraising event outside in the rain and it held up really well. A lot of kids at the event played with it. It worked really well with my costume. I would recommend it to anyone needing a good prop sword for a costume. It was not used to actually 'fake fight' anyone or any kind of LARPing so I cannot attest to how well it would hold up in any sort of play battle.

Used this sword for a Halloween costume. Wife and I went as Romans. Overall this sword was very well priced and did the trick. It seems durable, and my kids are now glad to have something to hit each other with.

I almost never write reviews, but I literally can’t get over how long this sword has lasted! My son (8) has had it for almost three years, and it is still going strong! This thing has been in many play battles, has hit trees and sidewalks and all the things and it is still in great shape! I can’t believe we got this for under $20! More expensive toys have definitely broken sooner!

I bought this to accompany a Roman legionnaire's costume. The sword is made of quite heavy plastic which gives it nice heft, but also makes it slightly dangerous as a children's toy (I wouldn't want to take a hit to the face with it). It very much looks like a plastic sword rather than a metallic one, so I'd avoid if you're looking for a convincing replica.At time of writing, this was listed for $11.89, which is kind of crazy for a piece of molded plastic. It's probably a fair value at $2-$4.

My son had this cheap foam sword from Walmart that was falling to pieces. Naturally, I threw the thing away after a while which upset my kid because obviously nothing was wrong with the busted toy, in his eyes. This sword was actually made pretty well and I expect my son to grow out of it long before any wear and tear brings it down.

Plastic just like the photo