Zoro Sword Bamboo,Roronoa,Zoro Cosplay Sword/enma/Trafalgar Law/Edward Newgate,Original Textures for Anime,Suitable for Cosplay, Decoration, Collection.

I bought my son a hard carbon steel one at the Renaissance Festival and this is a perfect match to it. He loves it. The blade is bamboo or some other painted wood and is great for pulling out and putting in the scabbard.

Very sturdy and looked great for my sons cosplay for comi-con!

The sword is a great decorative piece but the holder might as well just be thrown in the trash. It doesn't work well sitting on a flat surface and can't be mounted. If you want to mount on your wall the sword fits perfectly in a screw in U Hook, but you'll need 2 of them.

My son was so excited to receive these, but he didn't know exactly how to assemble and now one of the handles won't stay in. Something may have gotten damaged while he was excitedly trying to put them together.

Gave this to my son for Christmas. He absolutely loves it. This wood sword comes with a plastic case and a plastic stand to hold the sword. Such a cute replica. It's pretty durable, as he hits it on a lot of things like snow, ice, grass, even my wall a few times. My son likes to sword swipe snowballs. He does not like the way the belt/holder fits, so he rarely uses it, but he doesn't mind, he still loves it! I have to remind him we can't bring it everywhere. :-)

This sword is a perfect cosplay accessory. It has a shiny scabbard, rope wrapping, and a painted wooden blade. It was simple to assemble. Overall, the effect is quite pleasing and any fan of One Piece will love this.

Looks as pictured, no complaints there. Fairly close to the anime as well.Don't forget to read the instructions and put everything together right the first time... There is a mechanism (feels like a wedge or press fit, not ratcheting) that retains the blade in the hilt. If you say... forget a piece when putting it together, its possible to pull it apart if you pull really hard. I was surprised it didn't break from the amount of force needed to disassemble it.

It's all plastic and bamboo, and that makes it PERFECT for carrying around in a costume... it's really lightweight, yet the bamboo "blade" makes it very sturdy and stiff. FUN TO WIELD. Full sized replica, with a nicely woven cloth handle grip and well done details (plastic below grip, plastic hilt, and plastic sword stand).It would have been nice if the STAND for it was made out of wood instead of plastic, but besides that, no complaints! Very nice looking, clean - doesn't come off as "cheap". GIDDYUP. Perfectly wearable costumery!