63" Foam Spartan Spear Greek 300 Detachable Foam LARP Cosplay Movie Prop

Perfect spear to play with. It’s the perfect length, it goes up to my face when standing. the foam on the tip of the spear is just right for being poked with and not hurting. the middle of the spear can be unscrewed and the bottom part taken off so that you could also use it as a short spear, which is super cool functionality. the shaft of the spear also has foam around it, one thing though is that the pole on the interior seems pretty hard and sturdy, so the shaft part wouldn’t be fun to be hit with, but i understand the manufacturers also needed something that wouldnt wobble or break. In all, it’s foam is soft, the pole is sturdy, the height is perfect, and you can even unscrew the pole to have a short spear!

The staff has a nice soft handle & the tip is a pretty good quality of EVA foam . The staff where it screws together is pour quality never tightens up is wobbly & just ruins the rest of it being a good cos play item . Because can’t trust it staying together.

Previously bought a cheaper hollow plastic spear. Not satisfied; too cheap, too light, too much flex. This mock spear has a little heft, metal fastener to break in half for storage. Spear has a rigid core but wrapped in foam, so much safer than using wooden shaft.

Product was sturdy and realistic looking. Our grandson was thrilled with it.

This has paint shredding off of it everywhere right out of the package. Just touching it ruins it. Does the job, but pretty expensive for a crap paint job

This 63" foam spear from Munetoshi is fantastic for cosplay or LARPing. The exterior is made from high-density, closed cell EVA foam padding, which is wrapped around a hard polymer core. This ends up giving you a spear that not only looks great, but also feels right in your hand. The shaft is firm and solid, so you can swing it around without worry, and even use it as a full contact LARP weapon. It's not so heavy as to be cumbersome, but it does have some heft and feels substantial rather than cheap or floppy. The details such as the spear head are simple, but nicely sculpted with no bubbles or flaws. The shaft can be separated into two pieces for more convenient storage/travel, with the two pieces held together firmly by a built-in screw mechanism when fully assembled. At just over five feet in length, it's perfectly sized for use as a spear, or as a base to build your own customized staves or pole-based weapons. If you do any amount of cosplay or LARPing, I would highly recommend picking up one of these. It's well made, looks great, feels great, and is ready to go as is, or can be used as a base for countless custom builds. When you factor in the overall quality and versatility, it's also a solid value. This is just such a perfect base for such a wide variety of items, I think most serious cosplayers or LARPers would love to have one of these in their arsenal. In my experience, items like this tend to become staples that see use in nearly every costume.

It is nice, the width feels nice and easy to get ahold of, the point has a bit of a warp but nothing that is troublesome to me personally. I plan to do some paint and such and it will be a real fine addition to any cosplay

Did great for heavy LARP but a month later the connecting screws got twisted out when I tried to disconnect the spear now the top half flies off when swung…best go to epic armory for larping foam spears and avoid buying them on amazon

Bad quality. If I pay $83 for something, I aspect a good quality spear, not some flimsy children's toy. Also, it contains chemicals that may cause birth defects, or something