Dragons Lair Templar Long Sword & Scabbard

I absolutely love this sword! Sure, it's not a sharpened blade, and the sheath has obvious screws to keep it intact, but that's what I would expect from only paying $20 and I hope others who have purchased this sword are aware of that! This is basically my very first sword, I adore it so and I've been showing it off to my friends and they said it's the coolest sword they've seen. So, for $20, I will definitely rate it 5 stars. I plan to purchase the Excalibur replica in the future and I absolutely look forward to it- Lyndsy M

I absolutely love this sword it makes a wonderful sword piece. I was a bit skeptical at first since its a show sword and I like real, able to use swords. It looks great on the wall its just beautiful and a wonderful decoration.

Honestly, for the price it's a really good sword. It won't be holding up to any fighting, but I took care of that by taking off the handle and just wrapping the bottom of the blade. Once you do that, it's fun and easy to use in sparring with anyone. If you don't want to do that, leave the handle on and it looks really good. The scabbard is a better quality than expected. It holds up to a lot and looks nice. All-in-all, it's a really good buy if you're not looking for anything too fancy.

it is very good every thing is in the right place and solid. The sword is lighter then i expected but that not a bad thing. All in all well worth the price

great sword (and my first yay :) the black swirly grip is plastic (but a good durable plastic) the red in the pomell but it is a rgeat sword still + the price is unbeatable

i thoroughly enjoy the sword. it is a wonderful piece

This sword is for display only! It is a very cool looking sword and a good sword for first buyers.

This sword is a great first piece for any collector and looks great as a decoration by itself. A few things I found could have used improvement was the chain attached to the sheath; it's a very weak and flimsy chain, and the clip on it bends too easily. When I first unsheathed the blade I discovered it to be slightly bent, but it was easily repaired. Overall, it's a great sword for display and costumes, but two light for combat.

really good first buy to start a collection great for display but not fighting

I happened onto this site because my six year old son wanted a switchblade comb. Now it’s at the top of my favorites list. I am truly fascinated by the look and feel of swords, with each one having its own personality. I purchased the Dragon Templar Sword as a starter to see what one could get for the money from this company. Testing the waters if you will. I placed my order on a Sunday and had my order delivered on Thursday with Monday being Veteran’s day. My boxes looked like someone kicked them all the way to Maryland, but the swords made it unscathed. The Dragon Templar is a beautiful start to my first sword collection. I did embellish mine a bit. Where the picture shows red on the pommel and the red eyes on each end of the guard I affixed red cabochon stones. Now my $17.00 sword looks like a $1700.00 sword and I am very pleased.

i love this sword! the knotwork and designs on the scabbard are amazing and beautiful. the handle is well made and crafted and the blade is sturdy and nice. this is definately a great item to tag onto my collection and anyone elses!

I love this sword except for 2 things. 1. The part of the snakes is plastic. 2. the belt hanger falls off.

This is a cheap sword, I personally wouldnt use it for anything. I wanted it for display anyway... So...<br />The blade is thin and bendy, unsharpened of course<br />I give the sheath a four. Tough, stylish, elaborate... All around the details alone make this worth well the money!<br />Thanks guys!<br />4/5

This was the first sword I got from budk. Not quite up to my expectations. The blade is flimsy, and the dragons heads on the guard are cheap plastic. Just from walking around with it, it bent a little. In a real situation, the metal sheath would do more damage than this flimsy weapon.

Not a bad piece. It looks great on the wall but is very light weight and brittle. The handle is extremely easy to break and the blade rusts quickly if you don't oil it at least once a week. If you want a decorative piece for your collection then this is a nice addition.

it's a meh product. meant strictly for show, and even then only a "bulk out" peice for collections. the crossguard and handle are both made of cheap plastic and I find that it's actually easier to grip and hold steady when you swing it (due to the slipperiness of the handle and the swirl pattern that makes it turn in your hand,) by placing a finger over the crossguard. the blade bends easily, to the point where you can simply bend it back the other way over your knee and it comes duller than a butter knife. scabbard point is actually sharper than the point of the sword itself and the blade is sharpened oddly.

Its a pretty cool design but need to be built with more strength. To me if it cant be use for the real deal then its not worth buying.