The Noble Collection Harry Potter Lucius Malfoy's Walking Stick

It makes a great gift for Harry Potter fans. The one flaw is that the wand doesn't always want to stay in very firmly.

Just like the movie, it’s a walking stick and a wand. There’s a little magnet around the insertion of the stick to keep it in place which I love

It is great quality, little heavy but amazing craftsmanship I Absolutely love it

Fantastic replica, was shipped nice prefect condition love it!

k, if you like Noble wands, let's just say this is the Ferrari of Noble wands. The snake metal head is heavy and beautifully crafted. The whole thing (cane and wand that fits inside it) is well constructed. But be careful using it like Lucious Malfoy, because smacking people or a house elf with it would do some damage. Definitely could bust a nose or some teeth with it. Frankly, it makes a great cane, too. Hands down, you would be coolest grandpa or grama sporting this at any kid event, like your teen would not be embarrassed to introduce you to friends. If I ever need a cane, I'm borrowing this from my son. Great addition to our HP wand collection.

Pros: looks great. Love the metal snakehead handle. The wand is great. The perfect finish to Lucious Malfoy cosplay, and looks great hanging on the wall.Cons: the plastic cane is of lesser quality than the snake. I am cautious with it not wanting it to scratch. It looks ok (not great just ok). I’ve not had it long so I suppose time will tell.

This thing is amazing, best collector’s item I’ve ever purchased! Worth the $100+!! Just get it!! #SlytherinForLife

I have been wanting one of these since I saw Chamber of Secrets (though admittedly, i wasn't able to partake in harry potter until book 7 was released) and finally was able to get this one.It's got a good heft, and the parts that matter (read: the snake head) are solid and hardy.I've seen plenty of people commenting on the plastic, but it's a good quality plastic at least, and would at least work in costume/cosplay.My only complaint is the size. I'm 6' 3", and the cane is borderline walking stick for me.Edit:I took the liberty of cutting a few inches off the bottom to make it more my size, and discovered that it is not plastic as many are assuming, but painted wood. Not 100% if it's properly Elm, or if it's Oak or Poplar, but the cane section is 100% wood with a filler primer paint, and the satin black finish.