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Bottmingen (Switzerland) 2/26/21
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san vitaliano (Italy) 2/13/21
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Modave (Belgium) 2/8/21
Monte Redondo (Portugal) 10/29/20
Meath (Ireland) 9/20/20
Great. My son loves it. Great quality for a reasonable price.
six-fours les plages (France) 5/29/20
burgess hill (United Kingdom) 4/21/20
Nice and light for the kids and protection for their knuckles
Bergkirchen (Germany) 3/2/20
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Dro (Italy) 2/21/20
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Gordevio (Switzerland) 2/9/20
Ferla (Italy) 2/7/20
Sandanski (Bulgaria) 3/19/21
LE GENEST ST ISLE (France) 2/22/21
Anadia (Portugal) 2/15/21
Barcelona (Spain) 2/12/21
Weert (Netherlands) 2/11/21
Álava (Spain) 2/21/20
Córdoba (Spain) 2/20/20
Vizcaya (Spain) 2/13/21
Dublin (Ireland) 10/27/20
Ok but the connection between the blade and the hilt looks a bit weak and in time will probably break, this is due in part to the length of the blade and the material used. Perhaps a general reduction in blade length across all sword types would help. The swords do not need to be scale replicas. This is fancy dress after all and not a period piece with a discerning and critical cinema audience in mind. Also, it's high time we all started investing in alternatives to plastic for such materials. Wood would and could be better perhaps?