Is this lightsaber as sturdy as the lightsaber without a removeable blade?
2082414
From my recent experience with the removable blade, yes, they lock in very tight. I still would not recommend using these for dueling. They are display pieces.
1761584
it has a plastic hilt just to let ya know and it is awesome to use for Return Of the Jedi that's the lightsaber Luke Skywalker had it was the green color lightsaber
1899600
First, and believe me I'm not trying to sound like a d!ck, but I don't recommend battling with metal swords. As for your question, it would hold up great as far as the blade is concerned, however the handle is pretty wimpy so if any part of the sword would break it would be that or where the blade connects to the handle. The blade itself is insane, check out youtube: WeAllJuggleKnives does a great demo vid for cutting.
2148183
it's quite durable. I carry mine around and use it in cosplay (being a 1:1 scale prop replica as well) and I have dropped it a few times. it's fallen from my pocket and such. and so far I have had a few problems... the casing seems unscratched (by casing I mean the remote itself) although the software seems a bit glitchy (light and sound doesn't turn off after release of button, light doesn't turn on, light and sound have a long delay) after. all in all it still works though. so it will survive a fall out of a shirt pocket, and being shaken (though that's when the glitching starts)
1514152
Yes, it's very sturdy. I bought this for my son and he uses it on a daily basis and is very happy with it.
1877475
Yes and no. It is actually more durable than many of blades models. However, it is not as durable as the ones you would get from on of those stands at the mall. It was made for someone that knows how to fly. It will survive a few accidents.
1309335
It's pretty sturdy. Ours has lasted since Halloween and if the sword battles are kept to a minimum it probably won't break.
1174956
That blade is crazy sharp and its overall very sturdy for the price. I can't see it breaking unless you were using it on a tree or something super hard
1764551
It is sturdy and sharp enough if used as a weapon, it could do some serious damage. However, for cosplay purposes, the blade is completely dull, and not sharpened. It's metal, can still cut if you intend to. The tip is really sharp though. If you poke a bedsheet with it, it will probably rip it.
1338419
Owning this blade i do not believe that it would break in a sword fight but i would be wary of using this blade because its extremely sharp.
1362820
been using mine for 2 months of throwing practice into a tree and haven't scratched it or even needed to sharpen it yet. can still shave with it. it's amazingly strong for as light as it is.
1063733
Actually it is! It's quite heavy and durable. I went through a 3-4 inch tree stump pretty easily. I also swing it quite often to practice sword stances. Just be sure to keep it maintained if you get one. That also helps with the durability.
1583105
It is, but it isn't like ultrasabers blades where they are interchangeable with other blades. I have the Darth Maul removable blade and Kit Fisto removable blade force fx sabers and you can take the blades out but can't use the blades in the other saber. Hope that helps.
94484
Yes, it removes very easy without removing the blade. It is a good choice and works perfectly.
1308825
These lightsabers, though not toys, are made of good materials and are quite sturdy. They are perfect for light dueling, and hold up well. If you duel excessively with them, you may notice minor smudges or scuff marks on the blades, but they are usually not noticeable. I have performed several professional, staged duels for audiences with these, and they performed excellently.
1497860
This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your sensible about how you battle, this is the perfect lightsaber! This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your... » Read More This can definitely be used for reenactments! We actually used it in a few lightsaber battles. Its very sturdy and will handle the typical saber combat. I wouldn't obviously strike it against a hard surface or anything. The one thing I would say is that the handle is more susceptible to marks. My husband actually dropped his on the ground, and it got a scuff mark on the handle, but for the height he dropped it from and the surface, it really only got a small mark and it's hard to notice if you didnt know better. Looks more like a "battle scar"! Anyway, I'd say as long as your sensible about how you battle, this is the perfect lightsaber! « Show Less
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The sword is pretty fragile.But besides that the figure is quite sturdy,say if you accidentally sit on it or something,it won't break.It's not made out of mcdonalds toy plastic or anything, it's really well made plastic