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john
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
great product
Miguel
Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2025
I got one and a friend got one to practice fencing.On the first use, my friend lunged towards me, and I moved the Rapier up to parry. Her blade hit the cup on my handle, and with a loud CRACK, it just went spinning. Upon closer inspection, it seems like the plastic pieces holding it to the handle completely snapped, flying into literal pieces.The fact that it just broke during first use is disappointing. It wasn't a particularly harsh round. Giving it 2 stars since the body of the sword itself is quite solid and can still be used as a sabre, but for this price I was definitely expecting more than one session of keeping it together.
ESSEX
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Bought this to complete my fit for an out of town ren faire. Didn’t want any problems with TSA. When it arrived the flat black finish was the only negative. It dismantled easily. Painted the blade in metallic gray and the hilt in metallic black.This rapier is an excellent choice for anyone going to a ren faire. It offers a great combination of performance, and authenticity, all at an affordable price. I highly recommend this sword.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
Ahoy there, fellow adventurers! An inspiring swashbuckler has entered the chat! First off, I snagged this item because, let’s be honest, I’m a sword enthusiast—it’s like my version of collecting stamps, but with more “swish” and less “whoops, I cut the envelope!”I’m also itching to get back into practicing my fencing skills. Who doesn’t want to channel their inner Zorro or duel like a true pirate? Plus, I’ve got my sights set on reenacting some epic scenes from classic films like *The Princess Bride*. I mean, who wouldn’t want to yell “As you wish!” while brandishing a sword? It’s a great film, by the way—definitely more charming than a parrot perched on your shoulder! ( i almost forgot to mention the guard for the sword won't stay on or stay lock in to place.
Richard smith
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Great sword very durable but came slightly bent, was able to bend it back by hand and now there is no problems, has good weight for being a slender blade
Cyra Burns
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
I would say it has a weird look to its blade I like it is built with hard plastic that I would not worry about the only thing I would be worried about is the cup guard thing. It is very light and it is worth the price
Presley
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
I'm still giving this 5 stars even though it came bent. After all it is a rapier style sword so it is expected to bend. All you have to do is bend it back by hand, which is fairly easy. The hand guard also fits nice and tight, if yours doesn't then you're most likely not putting it on right, as it does require a bit of force on to tighten it on. Other than the bend, it looks great and feels great in the hand.
Albi
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023
I teach olympic fencing to kids part-time, for which our club uses some Italian-made plastic swords. However since I was unable to get one for myself at the moment, I opted for this one upon recommendation from a friend.It is certainly not a bad tool. On its pros, it has a really good shape and its details. The blade flexes really well when thrusting and is not bad with cutting actions. The grip is comfortable when used either as a foil or a sabre. (Although I wish it left 2 more millimetres of space for the tip of the thumb when held in a handshake grip). The material also seems sturdy and durable and mine has seen some abuse in a short time, and although it looks curved in some pictures, the blade which has a good distal taper, seems to be straightening over time.Its downsides are certainly its price, I had no issues with the cup as someone else claimed to have had, but it cost more than other plastic fencing swords of similar size and construction. Its other downside is the geometry of the blade, since it is a regular octagon it may as well have been rounded since there is no feeling of edge alignment, I think an elongated cross-section would have been easy to produce the same way without hurting any other good aspects of the design and without adding much to the cost.
Tabitha Herring
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023
I ordered 2 of these and they arrived early. They are way better quality than expected. I have other poly swords that are great but I expected these to be super flimsy since they are such thin blades but they flex similar to the real thing. The engraving over the whole thing was unexpected and is super cool
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