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Armor Dress Up Set

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$23.77 $34.95 In stock
  • Includes helmet, breastplate, shield and sword with sheathe
  • Durable and soft plastic
  • This playset will equip any play room for adventure
  • Great for imaginative role play

This imaginative play set is great for the play therapy room. It includes a helmet, a sword with sheath, a breastplate and a shield; everything a knight needs to perform noble deeds. The pieces in this set are constructed from soft, durable plastic that is both safe and durable. The breastplate measures 13-inches by 14.5-inches, the shield is 10.5-inches across. The sword measures 22.5-inches in length. Recommended for ages 5 years and up.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian W. ★★★★★

My four-year-old wears the helmet and breastplate pretty much all day now, and the plastic is soft enough that I don't worry when he trips. The shield has held up through weeks of basement battles with his sister.

Aurora ★★★★★

The sword slides into the sheathe with a satisfying click, which my son loves doing over and over. Plastic feels soft enough that I don't worry when he and his friends start whacking each other. The shield has held up fine after a month of daily battles.

Ella ★★★★★

My nephew wore the helmet and breastplate around the house for three hours straight and refused to take them off for dinner. The plastic is soft enough that a stray sword swing didn't leave a mark, and the sword slides into the sheathe without him having to fiddle with it.