WinnerWhy 2 Pcs Rubber Training Knife with Sheath

These are very nice replicas of the M9 bayonet. And they do fit onto a rifle. The scabbards are a little chintzy. But the knives are a good quality and if I can keep my two boys from stabbing each other with them, these will last for forever. A great valuable training tool and will hopefully last a long time.

My son used these for his John James Rambo 💪🏻 costume and they’re really nice. Not flimsy at all and very realistic for a non-cheap looking fake

Not a great training tool. The rubber is too flimsy and doesn't allow for structured scenario training. After prolonged use, it becomes misshapen. The weight is not realistic with a hollow plastic handle.

Knife does not stay in sheath and just wobbles around in there. Looks okay for a costume and you can use the velcro wrap to hold it in place but if you are using it for cosplay or, in my case, your grandson wants to play outside with his friends, the knife just falls out and can be easily lost. The other problem is the blade is almost so soft that it just wiggles around. It's not even slightly hard rubber or plastic so if you hold it horizontal, it droops towards the ground. Great for a costume, not so much for actual playing.

Perfect “knives” to bring to a convention. Made it very easy to go through prop check and added flair to my cosplay.

We can all agree that rubber bayonets are pretty cool. We can also agree that they make pretty good Halloween props. What we can't seem to agree on is if its worth it to make quality ones. Originally these were purchased with Halloween in mind. Simple, lightweight, plastic, rubber, and a questionably built. Everything you'd expect out of a similarly costing prop. If thats all true, then why the three stars? Tell me, what's scarier than a prop knife in a hemp maze? A broken prop knife you accidently land on. Nothing says horror like a plastic handle breaking from a fall and slicing your hand. True, the blood that night was real, but so was the pain. In all, the prop was solid, and might even be an okay tool for training. But the handle can't handle much pressure, and the blade is as stable as a relationship between a Seinor and a Freshman. So if you want something that works, and are more capable than a 17 year old working as a clown in a hemp maze, this is absolutely for you.

Looks real and great craftsmanship. Very flexible but not flimsy

Looks cool

Son buenos y útiles para practicar. El único detalle es que la funda no embona; parece más grande