They look cool, but the tips are sharp enough to be dangerous. We took a grinder to round off the tips otherwise it would be scratching and puncturing everything accidentally. Small gaps between knuckles and the blades. Pretty cool, though. As long as you're not using them as a tool they should last forever. I can use them next halloween or give them to somebody else that wants to be wolverine.

They cost $30. At costume store you pay like 15 or 20 for cheapo plastic ones. If the tips were safe I would've given 5 stars.

Dude these claws are rad, but completely full of sharp unfinished metal edges where the knuckles meet the claws. My hand was bleeding like crazy after 10 minutes with them on. Also the handles are too small for heavy metal claws. So expect hand cramping. Once I added padding to the back of the knuckle guard it kind of helped but the sharp unfinished pieces really tore through the protective backing I attached. Short story is the claws are awesome and the claws themselves are not sharp. The handle however is was too small and the part where the knuckle meets the metal is unfinished and will cut your knuckles up something fierce.

I was wearing these the other day, and this is a PSA more so than a review, and I walked past this sassy black woman. She informed me, as I shall now inform you, to take these off before you get into a fight, because 'they" will charge you with attempted murder. I think if you are at least remorseful you could probably get it reduced to assault with a deadly weapon, but just know that if you punch someone with a set of these, they're going through.

Ok, so I read several reviews before deciding to just order these. I did debate purchasing other ones.
I just got them in this afternoon. When I seen them I lit up. They look AWESOME!!
As others have stated, they aren't a perfect replica of those in the films. Duh! When they arrived they looked a little more like Han's hand from Enter the Dragon. The blade were straight instead of being able to fit a guys neck between the outer blades. Haha! (I was dying when I read that in a review.)
Once I put them on I understood what others said how they'd probably be better for people with big hands. I believe that the blades are about 1mm too far apart on each side, if you have fat fingers it won't be a problem. Also the handle is very small which makes it hard and uncomftable to hold.
All of these tiny imperfections are where, I believe, they leave the rest to the consumer to customize them. They literally did the hard part that most people don't have the resources to do themselves at home.
After I tried them out I immediately went to the garage a slapped these things in my vice and twisted and spread the blades on them. I still have to beef up the grips, but here's a few pics for now.
These things are EFFING SWEET!!

Caution, you can seriously kill someone with these. Not for kids! Great job with the quality. I wish the claws were wider.