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The best Nerf Sword of all time? Could be; the Legend returns.
This is a foam sword by Nerf that was made quite some time ago. I am pleased that Nerf has decided to sell them again. The foam is more dense than the newer generations of Nerf’s foam swords. Typically the only place to get a Marauder melee weapon was on eBay, which is where I bought my used one. The price tag was already in the 45 dollar range and you had to deal with the merchant’s additional shipping charges. Had I known that it would be available on Amazon, I would have waited a few years to purchase it here. I think this sword is the hefty and has a good threat range. The length is about 40 and 1/2 inches. The hilt is 10 inches. The cross guard 8 inches wide. It is modeled after a 2-handed sword, but since it is made of foam... what-evs. The core takes up a considerable amount of room in the blade, going almost all the way to the tip. This imbues the sword with rigidity, but also makes it hurt more with rough-housing. The new warning label is printed on the blade, suggesting that the user “CAUTION: Do not hit or swing at people or animals, use away from breakable objects. TO AVOID INJURY: Discontinue use if core is exposed.” This fine print is different on my old used red Marauder, which reads “CAUTION: Do not poke or jab at people or animals. Use away from breakable objects.” These are both good guidelines to follow for a fun day of pretend play. Now that I have a new Marauder, I realize that it had much more detail when it was new. There is golden trim painted on it. I can barely see traces of it on my old sword which has since rubbed off (prior to me receiving it). I assume the new sword will eventually start cracking like my old sword is. There are stress marks and cracks near the rain guard (the part where the blade meets the cross guard), and the tip is worn clear off to the point (no pun intended) that the core is exposed. It I was able to tape a trimmed sponge on with duct tape to give it some padding. The point is (pun intended) that I had no intention of throwing this away, but I wanted to be safe when my family and young friend in our community used it. In conclusion, this is more of a collector’s item than a toy sword. But it is designed well and is well-built. I believe it is hands-down the best toy sword Nerf has ever released. Perhaps the best of all time. I predict that it’s price will go up shortly, so it is best to secure your order now before it is too late.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2018
The best Nerf Sword of all time? Could be; the Legend returns.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2018
This is a foam sword by Nerf that was made quite some time ago. I am pleased that Nerf has decided to sell them again. The foam is more dense than the newer generations of Nerf’s foam swords. Typically the only place to get a Marauder melee weapon was on eBay, which is where I bought my used one. The price tag was already in the 45 dollar range and you had to deal with the merchant’s additional shipping charges. Had I known that it would be available on Amazon, I would have waited a few years to purchase it here. I think this sword is the hefty and has a good threat range. The length is about 40 and 1/2 inches. The hilt is 10 inches. The cross guard 8 inches wide. It is modeled after a 2-handed sword, but since it is made of foam... what-evs. The core takes up a considerable amount of room in the blade, going almost all the way to the tip. This imbues the sword with rigidity, but also makes it hurt more with rough-housing. The new warning label is printed on the blade, suggesting that the user “CAUTION: Do not hit or swing at people or animals, use away from breakable objects. TO AVOID INJURY: Discontinue use if core is exposed.” This fine print is different on my old used red Marauder, which reads “CAUTION: Do not poke or jab at people or animals. Use away from breakable objects.” These are both good guidelines to follow for a fun day of pretend play. Now that I have a new Marauder, I realize that it had much more detail when it was new. There is golden trim painted on it. I can barely see traces of it on my old sword which has since rubbed off (prior to me receiving it). I assume the new sword will eventually start cracking like my old sword is. There are stress marks and cracks near the rain guard (the part where the blade meets the cross guard), and the tip is worn clear off to the point (no pun intended) that the core is exposed. It I was able to tape a trimmed sponge on with duct tape to give it some padding. The point is (pun intended) that I had no intention of throwing this away, but I wanted to be safe when my family and young friend in our community used it. In conclusion, this is more of a collector’s item than a toy sword. But it is designed well and is well-built. I believe it is hands-down the best toy sword Nerf has ever released. Perhaps the best of all time. I predict that it’s price will go up shortly, so it is best to secure your order now before it is too late.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2018
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