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27" Light-Up Saber Tooth Tiger Sword

27" Light-Up Saber Tooth Tiger Sword - Main image
$15.33 $23.95 In stock

Category: LED Sword

  • Light-Up Saber Tooth Tiger Sword 27"
  • Great carnival prize!
  • Sword emerges out of tiger's mouth
  • 3 AAA batteries included
  • Batteries replaceable
  • Each piece in polybag
  • Sold by the piece
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The tiger head detail is way cooler in person than I expected from a carnival prize, and the blade slides out cleanly. My kid has been waving it around nonstop since the batteries were installed.

Hazel ★★★★★

The battery compartment actually opens with a tiny screwdriver, and I love that the three AAAs are included so it worked straight out of the polybag. The tiger head detailing around the hilt is way more detailed than I expected for a carnival prize, and the glow is nice and even. My kid hasn't put i

Edward ★★★★★

Bought it for a carnival-themed party and the kids went nuts when the blade popped out of the tiger’s mouth—it’s a solid 27 inches. Batteries were already inside, so it lit up right away, and swapping them later is easy since they’re just standard AAAs.