I really like this sword. I bought the Witch King's sword and this one and I'd say I prefer this one. The metal is really nice and for ?49.50, it's worth it!

Great sword looks better than the united cutlery version anyway

Got it hanging up,good value for money and certainly atalked about piece.

I ordered this sword from Dragon Reborn,and was contacted for proof of age,which i thought was commendable,on satisfying them that i was over the age of 18,the order was accepted. The sword was dispatched straight away,and when i received it i was delighted with the quality of the sword and sheath,both manufactured to a high standard,and well worth the price,highly Recommended.

I bought this sword myself around 5 months ago from the Dragon reborn amazon account (isn't active anymore) and i must say the sword is fantastic if your as big of a Tolkien geek as me you will fall in love with this sword, its actually longer than i expected and really does have some weight to it, actually makes you feel quite powerful _=D and for ?50 its a real Steal

This is my first sword purchased and am very happy :DIt is a beast ,very fast shipping, I get it tomorrow and I got today, I was surprised: D this photo :D as promised http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/537/6pvPiT.jpg and http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/1024x768q90/908/OM3YZP.jpg Highly recommend this Giant elegantly presented, for the rest of the time: D

I purchased this sword earlier this month and am well pleased with what I have received. I decided to conduct a couple of experiments before writing a review. Apparatus 1 large ancient design Claymore {which I have actually measured and is 145cm or 57in from point to the tip of the hilt and approximately 107cm or 42in from point to hand guard} in short this is a large, solid weapon. As in the description it is hand forged from high carbon steel and as such has excellent pliability. The blade itself has a pleasing antiqued finish, which I, as a fan of the distressed look find rather appealing. However, if you like a shiny factory fresh look this is not the sword for you. While the point is sharp, the blade is not. This can very easily be remedied. As the internet is awash with highly instructive material to this effect, I have no desire to venture off topic. I took the instrument as it arrived and decided to test its capabilities. I waited until my good citizen neighbours were out and went out into my garden. It is sizable enough to swing a sword in, this sort of actitivity is not to be recommended if you live in a tower block. I took a piece wood about 3in thick and about 3ft long, it was slightly damp and as a consequence springy. I propped this up against a tree and took an almighty whack at it. I took about about 3/4in chunk out of it, with a dull blade. Having treated the blade with WD40 and replaced the sword in the house I got to thinking about William Wallace's own sword. The shaft of Which measures 132cm or 4ft 4in and the whole of which measures 163cm or 5ft 4in including the hilt. It is now housed at National Wallace Monument in Scotland. Before then it was kept in Dumbarton Castle. Where it had allegedly arrived care of Sir John de Menteith in August 1305. Exactly two centuries later in 1505 James IV of Scotland commanded that 26 shillings be paid to an armourer "For the binding of Wallace's sword with cords of silk". Along with the fitting of a "A new hilt and plommet" as well as " A new scabbard and a new belt". The repairs would have been necessary because, according to legend, Wallace's original Hilt, scabbard and belt, were said to have been made from the dried skin of Hugh Cressingham, one of the English commanders at The Battle Of Stirling Bridge. There have been many disputes as to the authenticity of the weapon many people including The Duke of Wellington enlisted experts to establish the provenance of the sword. Most modern experts share these doubts. In life Sir William Wallace 1270-August 23 1305 was a literal giant in said to stand about 6'7 and has a legacy which has lasted over 700yrs. While I thoroughly enjoyed Braveheart I understand it wasn't ever going to win a prize for historical accuracy. It was a romantic, Celtic love letter written on Hollywood notepaper. As Wallace memorabilia goes I'd say this sword was more authentic than most!

This axe is a beast! Dwarven to the core, captures the spirit of all the Dwarven weapons from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films. Nice and battle worn it will sit nicely in my collection

This is an amazing item and I'm very happy with it, quick delivery and good quality!

Wonderful sword, well priced and fast delivery. It was so good that I actually got goosebumps when I opened it up for the first time. Would highly recommend this!!!

Beautiful sword, absolute treat to have hanging on my wall. Yes I have also been in the garden and shouted to the birds You Shall Not Pass!! Fly you fools!! then I smote their ruin upon my couch with a nerdy grin on my face as I watched the movies again. Serious value for money. Cannot see a reason to by one form united cutlery at 11 times the price this more than does the job. Andrew generally answers emails and was helpful in the purchase process. I love you can see it is hand made (individual hammer blows can be seen faintly in the highly polished sword blade). Seriously for 39 quid...wow.

Fantastic sword really well crafted, especially for the money. The metal blade is actually quite thick and it's a heavy sword, not flimsy in the least!. I reckon you could easily sharpen it and cut a watermelon in half if that's what your into. I've never written a review on a product i've bought before, but i had to write this one because how much i was amazed at the quality and how AWESOME having a roman gladius is!