Blazing S. Legendary Master Sword Foam Material Sword Tears of Kingdom - Multiple Style - Cosplay, Halloween, Xmas Gifts (Tears of Kingdom 41" w/Scabbard)

Some photos make it look smaller and some seem biggerAmazon! Like advertised but all in all good full size sword. Although the sword is accurate the sheath is not the same as Tears of the Kingdom, but resembles close enough I guess. Sword is a very sturdy foam, and seems well built!

It's huge. The foam is solid. My son absolutely loves this. It came in an enormous box!

Great size and weight for kids, great detail on both sword and shield. Was a huge hit for our nephews birthday

My 5 year old likes swinging it around, 10/10!Bought this for Halloween, it was great!The kids love it!Those are the kinds of reviews I had to deal with!Got this for my 17th birthday; I've dueled with hard plastic lightsabers for most of my life, but this seemed like a nice alternative that wouldn't be as painful when it hit my fingers. After reading the reviews, I was confident I'd like it, but the fantastic sword exceeded my expectations!Durability: The sword's hilt and blade are incredibly durable, I'm pretty sure I could try to use it as a Pogo stick and it wouldn't break. The build quality is sturdy and I'd be shocked if any part of the sword chipped off even during heavy dueling.Playability: I bought the sword for dueling, and it feels well-balanced. I can use one or two hands, and it's much longer than any play-swords I've ever had. Hard whacks hurt less than I'd expect due to the material as well. It feels so nice that I want to take it everywhere with me--I'm constantly swinging it around the house for no reason other than it being wildly satisfying. Additionally, all my friends love it, and they prefer it to my other dueling swords. It's easy to grip as well.Strength (bendy weak/hard plastic?): This was a major concern for me, since I bought some foam Nerf Swords for a hefty price, and they were far too bendy. The sword does not flex/blend when I'm swinging it OR when I'm locking blades with someone else, which makes me feel very protected during duels. The foam is not soft but it's also not brittle or plastic-level hard, rather it hits a perfect middle ground between the two. Easily my favorite dueling sword EVER.Looks: It looks great, the paint job was fine on mine. The colors are about as good--if not better--than you'd expect. The blade's paint obviously gets a little damaged by slices from other swords, but it makes it feel more authentic somehow: A clean sword has not seen battle ;) Anyways the scratches are slight and don't bother me whatsoever.Weight: Feels perfectly balanced, not too light but not too heavy, no notes. Keep in mind I've used dozens of dueling swords (although many have been Star Wars lightsabers). I'm 17, but even my younger friends like the weight of the sword. Weight was a huge concern for me when searching for a sword and I am very pleased with this one.Size/Length: The sword's length feels just right. It's longer than most dueling swords I have, but it's hardly excessive. The length makes it easy and satisfying to wield.Sharpness: It's not sharp, and the edges and tip are both dull. Therefore it doesn't hurt me. But the dullness of the edges doesn't ruin the look or feel of the sword imo. However, if you want a replica sword, this is a budget option. If you want a Master Sword to duel with/play with in general, this is probably your best option.Sheath: I really didn't care about the sheath at all. Can't be clipped into a belt, very plasticy and it felt too thick. The sword also rattles a bit inside, but it's mostly snug and won't fall out. Of course, I didn't buy it for the sheath so this hardly bothers me.Accuracy to Source Material: Pretty decent. I've been comparing it to the BOTW/TOTK Master Sword, and it looks about the right length, maybe slightly shorter. The handle (I'm not referring to the full hilt, just the handle) is a bit shorter than the game version, and although it has space for both my hands, it's a bit longer in the games. It's a nitpick but worth mentioning. The blue color of the hilt, while nice and vivid, is a bit inaccurate, the blue is a bit too saturated and is more metallic in the games.Ages: 8+ I mean, I love it and I'm 17, but my little friends be marveling at it as well. They can also swing it around and actually prefer it to my lighter swords. I wouldn't call this a kid's sword, but I would've loved it as a kid, so 8+ it is. Don't underestimate them children!Value for Money: Pretty good, particularly considering it's the best one I could find after hours of scouring the internet. Those Foam Nerf Swords I mentioned earlier are worse quality and like, twice the price these days. I will be buying another for better dueling with friends.tl;dr, It's fantastic.One final rant:The advertising on this thing is a severe missed opportunity; like seriously, you have an amazing dueling sword and you advertise it for cosplay and Halloween?? Like some cheap costume prop? Maybe you think it sells but that idea of a 'overpriced cosplay prop' almost kept me from choosing this sword. There's a massive audience for kids/teens like me who want to sword fight and are looking for durable swords which don't break their fingers, and y'all got the product! Where are the pictures/videos of people fighting with these? Y'all need to hire me. And yes, I know you mentioned it's good for swordplay and it's durable, but it ain't in the title! Also, those words don't fully communicate how sturdy the sword is. I was worried it would bend sideways, but it don't! Anyways, my language be devolving; I should go to sleep.Buy sword, it good.

I knew for the listing that this sword set had some serious length... But I still wasn't prepared for just how massive it is in person actually wearing/holding it, and even more surprised at how well made it is for half the price of other foam swords I've had in the past!The sword itself is a good weight, easy to swing around even single handed for an adult, and has a better paint job of the two pieces. There was no super strong paint smell, though a bit of the familiar foam smell for a bit right after unboxing; there's some over spray on the scabbord, but nothing really noticable unless looking closely. The whole thing is rigid as well, and probably wouldn't feel great being hit with, but I probably wouldn't risk the damage to actually smack anything stronger than skin with it. There's also less over moulding lines from the seam, which is impressive quality-wise for how cheap it is.The scabbard feels about as cheap as I expected, but functions perfectly thanks to the small foam piece at the entrance that fits snuggly around the last few inches of hilt. Wearing it like long (using a sword frog), it takes a small tug to dislodge it and pulls freely the rest of the way - the length makes it a bit more difficult when worn this way though, even with my longer arms; I say it's cheap for how well made this set is, but in reality it'd be a great deal at even twice the price!

Overall, this is a great cosplay prop. It is not a display worthy prop. It is meant to be light and read clearly from a distance. It does that well. The finishes and paint are a bit messy overall, but it does the job very well for the price. If you want a realistic prop sword, you are going to pay through the nose. This is a great happy medium for way less than medium prices.

Poorly painted, you can tell was sprayed because the gold around the handle is on the sword and vice versa.

Got this for ren fest and it was suuuuch a huge hit! The sword is well made and looks fantastic. The paint is questionable-- best not to let kids chew on it and there are some messy spots, but overall I'm really happy with it.