Premium Polypropylene Training Viking Sword Practice Weapon | Virtually Unbreakable | Textured Handle | 38.5" Overall Length

It's not bad it's kinda heavy and long...... nothing a belt sander 80 grit and a hacksaw can't fix

Looks great, but not for kids. Because of the length and weight, my 11yo can’t control it because the hilt is only large enough for one hand.Not very balanced but might not matter for a larger person.Returning and buying one with a double handed hilt.

Likes - Sturdy, able to feel comfortable once you wrap the handle in electrical tapeDislikes - Handle uncomfortable when there’s no electrical tape, Really front heavy, not balancedIn all honesty aside from it being front heavy and not comfortable when first bought, this can be easily fixed if putting electrical tape for the grip, just wrap it around the hilt a couple times and there, it’s fixed. I’d give this a 10/10

The media could not be loaded. So recently, I met up with Boston Viking Irish and wanted to be apart of their chapter. Since I didn't want to be so bold as to ask for any gear to take home and practice with, I bought two of these trainers and so far have been more than impressed.They--like most polypropylene trainers--have their center of balance further down the middle than an actual sword would which is great for practicing resistance and restraint. Being able to stop something so unbalanced translates well into steel. The only thing I haven't been a fan of is how one of them came slightly warped, but it's really not enough to make a world of difference, just a cosmetic blemish.Overall, a good price for a good trainer. Now if only they made shields...

It feels great in your hands and will definitely help you practice as it feels heavier than the other longswords/broadswords due to the very small, single-hand grip.My only gripe is the aggression in the handle texture can be rough (I'll be putting leather padding on this) and the wide pommel occasionally digging into my wrist.

They feel real and weight feels good