Martial Arts Polypropylene Sword - Training Equipment – Black Polypropylene Blade, Round Handle with Spiral, Self Defense, Training, Safe, Easy, Fun, Cosplay, Martial Arts (E474-PP)
Key features
- •38" Inches Overall
- •Polypropylene Made Kung Fu Sword
- •Removable Hand Guard
- •Made In Taiwan
- •Martial Art Polypropylene Training Equipment
Martial Arts Polypropylene Sword - Training Equipment – Black Polypropylene Blade, Round Handle with Spiral, Self Defense, Training, Safe, Easy, Fun, Cosplay, Martial Arts (E474-PP)
List Price: $52.36$47.12DEALYou Save: $5.24 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.4
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Not the One Pictured
Thomas J. Phillips Jr.•December 13, 2017
My son got the pictured sword. The one I received is not it. Not bad, but not as good. You should receive the product pictured and described.
but it feels good in the hand and takes a beating
Marc Morrell•December 10, 2017
Light, quick weapon. Not sure if it is as flexible as the real thing, but it feels good in the hand and takes a beating. The cross guard can get a little loose with a lot of use, so be careful not to put it on and off too much.
Five Stars
cwilliams•April 28, 2017
again daughter has mad ninja skillz now.
4-star for under 20 cost
Shopper1B•April 19, 2017
for under 20 it's 4-star EXCEPT the handle is too thick to hold tightly at high speeds and thicker than the metal real swords on the handle. Otherwise considering it's only 20 or less cost it's very nice to learn with.
Yeah, funny story how I got that on there....dingbat designers.
Amazon Customer•February 20, 2017
Ok, I should be able to get the guard on without BREAKING MY BED, BACK AND ROOMMATE IN THE PROCESS. Let up a bit on the "good luck with it" factor, sheesh. If I literally have to use 160 lbs of force to get the thing on, ya got it too dang tight, dadgumit. :) Other than that, yeah it was great. Best practice sword I have.
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