| | |  | Star Wars Costumes Masks & Wigs | Home » » Star Wars Animated Ahsoka Light Saber Accessories | | | | | | | Description: | | Are you a young Togrutan Jedi in search of a great weapon to guide her? Then you must be Ahsoka Tano, the petite Jedi who packs a mean punch! If you're dressing up as Ahsoka this Halloween, then you have to have the Star Wars Ahsoka Light Saber! Our Star Wars Ahsoka Light Saber comes with a molded plastic light saber with a light up telescopic collapsible blade. The Sith will fear you for sure, when they catch a glimpse of your shining blade, so order this today! | | | Features: | |
• Available in Sizes: Available in ONE SIZE ONLY
• Item Includes: Light Saber
• Material: Plastic
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 2.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 24.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.4 pounds | | Package Length:
| 12.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.45 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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Oh boy, it's badApr 12, 2010
Flimsy. The blade won't stay in the handle, although unlike some of these other folks, I didn't have the problem of the blade sections coming apart. The hilt itself is very fragile-- like a paper towel tube made of plastic-- and is oversize for a kid's hands. I bought this with low expectations. I love lightsabers and I didn't have a hilt in this style, so I thought I'd try it. I believe I'll try to reinforce the blade in some way and glue it into the hilt. That sould yield an acceptable result.
 Girls don't get usable lightsabers?Dec 29, 2009
Wish the grandparents had read the reviews before buying this junky toy. Like most of the other reviewers said, this toy broke within 15 minutes of use by our 8-year old daughter. The tip of the telescoping blade keeps dropping down inside the handle. Dad took it apart twice, but the plastic holding the screws stripped after the second repair. We have at least half a dozen other lightsabers in the house (from $5 "cheap" to $40-50 nicer models) and they've all been much better quality. Yes, this was inexpensive, but even so it shouldn't immediately break. Girls should get Star Wars toys, too!
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Worst of the lightsaber toysOct 19, 2009
We've gone through a lot of lightsaber toys with two young Star Wars fanatics in the house, and most of the saber toys are still around in some form or another -- duct-taped, maybe, and no longer lighting up, but functional enough for the constant battles against space monsters who frequent our neighborhood. This lightsaber, from that annoying Ahsoka character in the annoying Clone Wars cartoons, literally fell apart within minutes of opening the package. It never lit up at all, and the whole thing was as flimsy and disposable as the cheap packaging.
I know these are just cheap-o costume props, but if they fall apart the minute the kid touches it, that's not so great a costume prop. Skip it. If your child wants to be Ahsoka -- and really, it's a lame character -- you must use Jedi mind tricks to convince the kid that Master Yoda *insisted* on an indestructible non-light-up $[...] Mace Windu lightsaber. Seriously, those $[...] ones can be dropped on a highway from space and still kind of function.
Poor QulaitySep 19, 2009
Like a previous review, the toy lasted about 3 minutes in the hands of a 2 year old. This product is made of a cheap plastic and is poorly constructed. The housing is not held together very well and the saber portion disconnected from the handle. I was able to open it up and place the pieces back into the housing, but it has happened 2 other times. Unfortunately this product is not worth the money.
Piece of JUNK!Apr 20, 2009
I bought this Saber for my son's 8th birthday. It fell apart the moment he opened it. This was the one thing he asked for; and what a disappointment!
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