Can the gauntlets be used outdoors or is it a prop thing?
2082709
Kind of both but I don't really use them much and there a little to big for me
2082710
They can be. I was surprised at the practical use of these. They are by far not a prop.
2082711
These are very durable and are meant to be used. They are definitely NOT a prop. I used these for a Batman cosplay, and I had to tape the blades so I wouldn't accidentally puncture anyone.
2082712
the guantlets are not dsigned for battle they are more deisgned for a costume prop
2082713
they're metal. they could be used outdoors (i don't know what you're intention is) but, they're not going to take a lot of beating.
113656
To be honest, while you could use them, they are curved so the sword will probably sit at an odd angle.
840410
Fiberglass maybe. Steel...no way. I shoot them through a sort of thick pine field but they are both outside. I would put them outside if you can. There are many other products that would work better if you want to put them inside.
1315231
You could use it outdoors. The concrete may scratch the wheels. It is an awesome toy. Played with a lot in our house.
1025427
You could use it outdoors, but it's mostly finished wood, so it wouldn't hold up to longterm use outside.
1927352
It is a prop sword. It isn't very sharp at all. It is definitely not considered a weapon as it is meant for display purposes only
976087
Nope. I wouldn't use them outdoors. Oh and they do work but they are a little flimsy.
981092
I own one of these, & the size & weight are extremely realistic. It's a quite beautiful and rugged gun. Keep in mind it's mostly plastic (although hard ABS plastic), save for the barrel, which is metal. The orange tip also comes off somewhat easily, so I would say it would prob work well as a prop. (The pump action is also quite impressive)
1389081
I'm not sure what gauntlets are in this instance, but I can tell you they come above the wrist. Hope that helps.
524699
Would work outdoors, but need to pay attention to whether the fastening screws are rust resistant.
1104307
I would think you could use it. I used stakes to secure mine to the ground so as long as you can secure it can be anywhere.
1701913
I would think they could be used outside but may be less effective especially if it rains. Terro makes a product specifically for outside use that I have used and is just as good. They even have spikes to hold them in the ground.
1724350
I agree with the two previous answers, but I would not use it outdoors if it will get rained on. I think the joints are just glued, and rain would almost certainly weaken them fatally.
213641
I think it is probably called outdoor because it is durable enough to use outdoors. I'm sure it would also be fine to use these indoors.
1188098
I'm sorry, they are not constructed for outdoor use. Thanks for the question. ted
125313
They can be used outside. They might start to rust over time, but you can hit them with some spray paint if that happens.
2240264
The dowels that hold it up are made of wood and come in two parts - a top and a bottom. Although I don't think this is really made for outdoor use, I guess if you somehow secure the top part of the dowels permanently to the bottom part and then somehow attach something to the bottom of each dowel to secure it into the ground it "may" withstand some wind. Frankly, I don't think it would work. but that's just my opinion. Good luck!