Roronoa Zoro Cosplay Swords 41inch Plastic Sandai Kitetsu Yubashiri Enma Wado Ichimonji Shusui Habakiri Katana，Not Sharp

These Roronoa Zoro cosplay wooden swords are a must-have for any One Piece fan! The 41-inch swords are just the right size and feel incredibly authentic. They’re lightweight but sturdy enough to give the impression of real swords while being safe for cosplay events or conventions. The craftsmanship is impressive, with lovely detailing on the handles and blades. They help complete my son's Zoro costume and add a touch of realism to my cosplay. Whether you're dressing up for Halloween, a con, or just for fun, these swords are the perfect accessory for any Zoro fan. Highly recommend!

It is very cool but one thing worth stating is the blade is red not purple seen in the photo.

Got this because I'm a huge One Piece fan - and what fan wouldn't want to own one of the 21 great grade swords?From the moment I opened the box, I started to get giddy from excitement. This was quite beyond what I was expecting in regards to quality, materials, and appearance! The hilt is wrapped with actual cloth (tsukamaki). The blade itself is wood (the description says plastic), but the paint lines delineating the white and black portion of the blade is extremely crisp - I didn't even realize it was wood at first. The scabbard is a thick and heavy plastic - nothing about this feels cheap at all. Even the plastic stand fits together well and is more than adequate for display.There is some assembly required as you need to snap the pieces together. Just look at the instruction pictures, and the align the grooves of the guard properly, and you will be set. Some of the included written instructions are so small that I couldn't make them out even with a magnifying glass, but luckily it is fairly intuitive.Once this thing is put together, be prepared to spend the next 20 minutes or so running and jumping around the house with the wado ichimonji in your mouth, and a butter knife in each hand! I don't actually recommend those actions, but if you know you know... Luckily, I was at home alone, so I do not have to write this review from a padded cell.My only caveat to owning this thing is that now that I have realized the blade is wood, I would be careful about swinging it around too much. I can imagine it breaking from either accidentally hitting something, or just the stress of over enthusiastic movements.I don't come across many items that I feel are worth full price, but this is one of them. If you are an anime fan or cosplayer, I highly recommend getting this!

This plastic model of one of Roronoa Zoro's swords (I got the Black Enma model) looks great. It stays together well, and seems to be of sufficient durability for costume and display purposes. Once I realized that assembly was required, I was concerned about it staying together, but it seems to be doing well. Don't try to hunt any real pirates, and it should hold up. Speaking of costumes, the sword is very lightweight and easy to carry. It's a good size, probably about 1:1 scale.

Semi-Short Review (Most likely not actually): Okay... Where do I begin... There is so much wrong with this sword it's not even funny. Firstly the sword itself: It comes in a box big enough to where the sword itself should be already assembled for you, but it's not, instead it comes in unassembled in a box that is almost as big as the box they ship it to you in, totally ridiculous!Secondly: The instructions, they give you straightforward instructions, here's the problem, if you want to watch the video on how to assemble it properly, you get a QR code that is on the little paper that has how to assemble the sword on it, the mega colossal problem with that is the QR code is to a WeChat video, now, anyone who has tried to get a WeChat account knows how difficult it is to get one, it involves finding a person who actually lives in China and then they have to be the one to scan your QR code that would verify you as an actual human being before you can even get one! If you are going to provide a QR code to a video on how to put the something together, link it to either YouTube or Bilibili, both websites don't require you to have an account and are both easily accessible! That is a massive blunder!Third, the price, now you are asking $40.00 dollars for a sword that is a hard foam sword, that is all kinds of wrong! If I am going to pay a price like that for a sword, it needs to be a dull-steel sword, as in actual steel! That is ludicrous to think that someone should pay $40.00 for a sword that is a hard foam sword over an actual steel sword that could be left dull for safety purposes for the younger kids, any adults that buy this will just go to a blacksmith and have it sharpened which is cheaper than spending $100.00 plus dollars on a sword! Again, if you are going to charge $40.00 you need to be selling an actual steel sword, even if it is dull! You can literally search for other swords on here for the same price point and see they are actually steel swords and already assembled for you at that and they're dull too!Do not buy this sword, if you must, just spend another 20 dollars to get an actual steel sword that is dull for the younger kids because again, adults will just find a blacksmith to get it sharpened!This underwhelming Sword gets a 2... Out of 5... And that's only because it's purple and that is one of God's favorite colors! Other than that I'd have given this sword a zero!

I would recommend this for cosplaying, but not as a cool display piece. It's definitely safe to show, but it's so plastic-y that it looks cheap on the included display stand.

This sword was impressively well built when I received it I was thinking it would have been of cheaper make. The sword itself is wooden with the hilt being plastic and nylon same as sheath. The sword is very light and quite nimble. The blade itself connects firmly into the hilt so you can swing with ease knowing it wont come out. Lastly I would not clash with other dummy swords as the wood most likely would chip and paint would get messed up but very good product overall for show!