Star Wars Duel Action Lightsaber – JEDI
- Lightsaber replica contains a second, hidden lightsaber for double dueling action
- Light-up ¿blades”
- Attach lightsabers together to create a double-bladed weapon
- Battle with a lightsaber in each hand
- Connect them for a double-bladed weapon as you call upon the power of the Force!
Product Description
Reveal the secret of this Jedi lightsaber and surprise your opponent. Hidden inside the lightsaber’s handle is a second lightsaber for double dueling action. Battle with a lightsaber in each hand, or connect them for a double-bladed weapon as you call upon the power of the Force.Amazon.com Review
With the Star Wars Jedi Dual Action Lightsaber, the science fiction lover in your home will be able to fight the Dark Side in their very own intergalactic battl… More >>
After reading the many disappointing reviews of fragile toy light sabers, I found a WONDERFUL alternative (follow the link below to the Max Skillz Bo Staff Trainer). It’s designed for safe and spirited fighting, is very durable and detaches to make two separate “swords”. Of course it doesn’t glow, hum or look exactly like the movie prop – but the two pair we’ve bought hold up under very enthusiastic use and my son has no problem imagining himself to be swinging a double light-saber. Buy two kits and you have one double-purple and one double-orange.
Max Skillz Bo Staff Trainer
Rating: 1 / 5
The smaller blade consistently turns off after being inserted into the end of the larger blade. Not immediately, but after 30-60 seconds. Might be due to the button being pressed inside the larger handle, or maybe it’s designed to do that as a battery-saving feature. But I doubt it was designed to turn off, since the larger one stays on.
It’s poorly designed anyway because it looks small and weak. When you think ‘double-bladed lightsaber’, you thing of Darth Maul’s, with the same size on each end. It’s clear on the packaging that one of them is smaller, I just think it’s silly. But one of our kids really wanted it for his birthday when he saw it in the store, so we got it. We were all pretty disappointed that the small light kept turning off.
Rating: 2 / 5
This is not a double-bladed light saber like the one that Darth Maul used in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace. Instead, there is a normal-sized light saber and a mini light saber that can be attached end-end. The mini light saber can either be stored (hidden) inside the handle of the bigger one or inserted in the end of the handle with the blade extended to form a second blade. The normal-sized light saber is not as nice as the other ones we have: it only retracts about two-thirds of the way, not all the way; the blade does not extend at the push of a button, but has to be manually extended. The light effects are just as good though and the sound effects are actually a little better. The mini light-saber lights up but does not make any sound. The light tends to go out when it is inserted in the handle of the larger one to form a double-blade, I think because the button rubs up against the inside of the handle of the larger one. My son seems happy with it, despite it being different from the one Darth Maul used.
Rating: 3 / 5