Middle Ages Medieval Broad Sword And Matching Faux Brown Wood Scabbard With Faux Leather Wrapping - 17" stainless steel blade

I got the sword and despite the size it is pretty. Except the damaged hilt I got. The cross on one said has been hammered in too far and is bent and sideways. There are hammer dents and scratches all around it. Makes the looks go way down. Disapointed me

At first I was very disappointed with the size. When they said broad sword that's what I thought I was getting. But that is my own fault for not reading the description carefully. In spite of its size it is a very well built sword.I am very proud to have it in my collection

this sword was a lot smaller than what i had pictured but it has a great feel to it. When i had a friend come over, he said it looked like a hobbit sword. definitely for display.

I blame myself for this one, I did not check the size of the sword and when it arrived, it was about the length of my forearm. Good sword overall, though it is really more like a long dagger.

is is sharp but not to sharp for battle reenactments it is well made

I got this for Christmas a few years ago and was disappointed by the size and though it's the right size for mybrother, it's much to small for me. However if you plan on hanging it on the wall it's good.

A wonderful product as usual from BUDK!!! I use this as a ceremonial sword but it is sharp and very functional, too!

it was a nice sword but i notised there was no edge on it. so after sharpening it, i pulled out some old water bottles to cut up. on the first swing the blade broke off and flew twelve feet to my right. inside the handle the blade is welded to a tiny medal pole about 1/4 in. So as a combat sword... not worth the $$. but if your just buying for looks, its a good buy.

Okay, I did make the mistake of letting my friends ruin it. But then,one of the friends that did ruin it helped me fix it. There is a hexagon shaped hole on the end of the pommel. It is an Allen's screw. To fix it if it is wobbly like mine was, you put an Allen's wrench in it and twist it to the right. It will then be tightened if it is wobbly. Mine is tightened, but it still has the chipped edge. If I find out how to fix THAT, I'll post it. Anyway, it is a GREAT sword.

I loved this sword when I got it. It is good for a short sword. But then, I made the mistake of letting my friends playing with it and my Robin Hood dagger. They chipped the blades and the short sword is all wobbly and looks like it's going to fall apart. I'd recommend buying this sword, but if you get it, NEVER let ANYONE mess with it.