PSP.S Dark Assassin Dagger with Sheath, Medieval Renaissance Dagger. for Collection, Cosplay at Medieval or Renaissance Fairs Black

Super heavy weight. We bought for Halloween for middle schoolers. I can't believe how "real" it seems. I think someone could actually get hurt with it. I wish it were more flimsy. Overall it's great quality but I would not recommend buying for younger children.

Bought this cause it said cosplay for a comic con but it's a real steel blade and very sharp for the cost this dagger is amazing it is very well made doesn't look cheap at all a nice size got it for my girl for her cosplay but now I'm ordering a second one cause she loves it

A beautiful little blade. Surprised I got this quality for the price. It’s also sharper than I expected. I bought it for Ren Faire but need to dull it. It’s sharp enough to cut hair, that much is for sure. Great purchase!

NOT A PROP. I got these thinking they were fake to use for my renaissance faire outfit. These are not fake daggers. The blade is metal and it is sharp. If you are getting this for a cosplay or ren faire look, it will need to be piece tied. They are awesome looking daggers and seem to be decent quality for the price. Definitely keeping them, but buyer beware.

I suppose it works as a letter opener, or to get into tape if you stab instead of slice. The point is relatively sharp, but the sides are flatter and duller than a metal ruler. Other than that it seems sturdy at least I guess.You could probably use this for cosplay, ren faire, or other costume needs since its cutting edges are blunted. But you'd have to effectively grind it down on the sides if you want it to cut anything with a slice. Not gonna be your fancy self defense weapon otherwise.

It's not exactly Glamdring from Lord of the Rings, but this is imho an excellent bargain for the price (just over $12) for someone interested in the product.... True, it could be a 'nerd gift', but it's more of a sentimental thing for me, and it's an added bonus that it's sturdy enough to use for practical purposes. Not as useful as a quality utility knife of course, but still a swell deal for fans of the fantasy genre, or even perhaps the Renaissance. The piece is versatile and could be used for a prop in a medieval, role-playing or even 17th or 18th century setting.

The media could not be loaded. I got this for my son for Christmas, to go with a costume of his. FYI he's 16. It's made very well and it even has a Stainless Steel blade. It's not sharpened, but it has a pretty sharp point. He absolutely loves this thing though. Definitely worth the money! *It's not made for little kids.

So,… I’ve bought this blade before but it was lost in a fire in California. The one I had payed for previous- the The sheath and trim were made of metal. Handle too. Now everything appears to be plastic except for the blade. Also, the blade was wider. I’m not sure what happened. But it’s not what I expected as I had the previous model. Anyway, for cosplay it’s cool and if just for display.