Rubie's Costume Men's Lord Of The Rings Aragon Accessory Sword

It might only be plastic, but it looks cool. And it isn’t small. This ain’t no Hobbit sword.

this is a good sword.

YES it's cheap plastic like a normal toy sword and the picture of the item is not at all acurate. That said, I'm happy with it. Its adult sized and seems sturdy.

It was great. Everyone loved it. Halloween

Sword is more life-sized than the other costume swords (much too large for a child). As others have mentioned, the black paint on the handle arrived completely crackled and flaking off. I would have returned it if there were better options, but I guess one can't be too picky when shopping in the sub-$20 range. I used some fine steel wool to remove the paint and then repainted the handle. I used black undercoating which looked pretty cool with the texture but started feeling tacky the more it was handled. It also smelled funny. I'd recommend some plastic-specific spray paint for a better result. I really like that it's full-sized and pretty heavy duty, but the crappy paint encountered by many buyers is going to cost a couple stars.

I bought this for my daughter as prop for a school project. Sure I could have gone cheaper but this looks awesome and so much worth it.The sword comes in two pierces and snapping it together was tricky and I accidentally pent the blade but it still looks cool

After reading the reviews on this sword and looking at the pictures, I can see where people expecting this to be a child's sword are getting their wires crossed. The photo of the item IS the child version of the sword. The blade is proportional to the rest of the sword, which was what I was expecting to get but in an adult size.The adult version, however, has the same scaled-down hilt as the child version, which is out of proportion with the length of the blade and is NOT what is pictured in the photo. I own a metal replica Strider sword (not made by United Cutlery, but a decent Chinese knockoff of it), and the blades are the same length, but the hilt of the toy sword is much smaller.I bought this as a prop to use for conventions (which usually have a no live steel policy) but I'm not sure the inaccuracy of the hilt size is something I like and I may end up modifying it by adding a longer hilt (which I'll have to make, myself). If proportional inaccuracy doesn't bother you, this is pretty good for an inexpensive toy and it is absolutely con-friendly, and I would recommend it to anybody needing a prop sword that doesn't have to look too screen accurate. The blade is hollow and a bit on the thick side, so anyone expecting it to go into an existing scabbard will be disappointed, but it's easy enough to make one that would fit it, yourself.The box it came in, like everyone else has said, was comically large.

This is waayyy too big for a child (anyone under 5 feet tall). The sword itself measures 45" in length. This is an adult costume accessory. It is labeled for use as 14+. That being said, the sword is definetly awe inspiring in size. I am well satisfied with it. But please, change Your label to reflect its proper owner, it's ARAGORN, not Aragon!