SZCO41" Broad Scottish Sword- Ceremonial Sword with Basket Hilt, Red Suede Handle, and Leather-Wrapped Scabbard – Stainless Steel Sword, Real Swords for Adults for LARP & Collectors

This is a solid sword. Nothing lightweight about it. Packaging was very protective. Don’t look for a sword for professional dueling purposes - not sure how it would fare in that department. Plus, it’s not sharp on either side of the blade; so don’t try to impress your friends with your Ginsu knife vegetable chopping skills. The only downside is that the sword is really tight in the scabbard. That makes it difficult to draw quickly. Otherwise, it’s a very nice display and showpiece!

Cool! Completes the Scottish costume. Very happy with it

Very surprised at the quality. Purchased these to decorate a cabin with and am very pleased with the apparent authenticity. Cannot wait to hang them. :)

The sword arrived bright and clean, with a thin film of protective oil on the blade and scabbard. and the red cloth lining of the basket guard bright and dry. Though some of the out-of-sight detail on this sword is not up to more expensive models, it displays next to one with no obvious drop in quality. Excellent buy for the money.

great blade

Unless you may be left handed.The price is right if you don’t need it for survival.

These swords were purchased for wear at our wedding. I have been a medieval and 18th century reenactor for years as well as an accomplished swordman. These are useful only for dress. However they are perfect for that use. No edge and light enough to be easily used in drill, in a sword arch or carried as part of a highland outfit. Photo shows two of these swords along side a Hanwai Scottish Backsword and a Windlass basket hilt broadsword.

The pillowing in the basket hilt is nice. Blade is made in India. Good decorative piece. Good enough since I don't foresee getting into a sword fight.