Zion Judaica 19" Complete Torah Scroll with Metal Yad Pointer 19" Long Torah Scroll Tora Cover Color May Vary

I can't tell you how happy we are with this Torah Scroll. We felt that it was a good quality product and my son enjoyed bringing it to Synagogue to show his friends. Many adults asked us where we purchased it from. Details were noticed, yad and breastplate nice extras. The torah is covered by a good quality heavy plastic zipped bag which has kept it safe and secure despite handling by a child. We felt that the text was easy to read and a great, overall home torah scroll for everyone. We are pleased and would recommend this to someone looking for a good, overall home scroll or a great scroll for a young person as a gift item. This torah was not too heavy nor too large for our child to carry alone, and most important it does not look like a toy! Thank you, great value.

I bought two of these for the kids at the Messianic synagogue I attend. The product is as described, with a beautiful cover. It even has the wrapping strap (I don't know what the term is) that holds the two halves together for when you're putting on the cover. The only thing I didn't like--and it's certainly not any defect, misrepresentation, or any other negative representation on the seller--was that I assumed (CORRECTLY) that from tip to tip the Etz Chaim would be about the length from the top of my bent knee to the floor. I underestimated the length of the HANDLES. Obviously, the longer the handles are, the shorter the scroll BETWEEN the handles is. So I was expecting the SCROLL to be maybe 2-3 inches more in height. (I did read the reviews saying the scroll is about 13 inches, but I didn't actually measure that out.) I was looking for a scroll that would be "full size" for kids around 7 years old to carry, which would mean it would be slightly uncomfortably big for kids around 4 years old. A 4-year old would find this scroll perfectly comfortable--which means it will probably feel a bit small for the 6-10 year olds. This is the TR3 model. For kids in that age group, the 23-inch TR4 probably would be better. The kids haven't seen them yet and I'm really looking forward to seeing their reaction. Although our congregation has three regular Torah scrolls, these are the first with rimonim and a breastplate (although, of course, they're not *real* silver)! ------ Regarding kids carrying them around on Simchat Torah: An adult needs to go with the kids. A kid will be hesitant to receive the scroll and has to be "prompted" by the adult to take it. Then the kid will hold on to it--and have to be "prompted" to give it to the next kid. I and one of the Tot Shabbat teachers both independently saw that.

Amazing 🤩 clear text, cover, everything.☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️

This is an amazing scroll! Just to let you know, it DOES come with the vowel markers, at which I was very excited because I do not know how to read very fluently just yet! It was a great addition to our school! The scroll itself is made out of very durable paper. The wood has a beautiful design and the addition of the plastic finger pointer, and the metal shield, were very neat! It has a beautiful packaging and a small stand for the scroll itself. Overall I am very impressed! I really do advise you to get it if you are looking for one!

As a Christian who has come to Torah due to my Messiah Yeshua I absolutely love this. I have been learning to read Hebrew phonetically and slowly beginning to understand the meaning of words. Now I have my own Torah at home. This is marketed for kids in the description, but honestly I see it as a potential family heirloom. As I am aware a Torah scroll has traditionally been handwritten. I am an artist and I drew the Hebrew letters in order to learn them so I am aware of why a completely hand written Torah which has to be perfectly copied on lamb leather would cost many thousands of dollars. This is on a nice thick paper and well put together with the Torah printed out. For modest home use it is absolutely lovely.

This is a nice Torah, definitely great for dancing with during Simchat. The plastic silver tops and yad pointer are a nice touch. The scroll is a good, thick paper on wood shafts and handles. It did come with the velvet cover mantel and I was so happy they sent the navy blue one. It also has the plastic zippered bag and metal shield. The stand is a bonus although I’d gladly have paid extra if it had been made of wood. It would also be helpful if the wooden disks the Torah rolls on were wider because narrow ones make me have to be more careful rolling the paper scroll all the way to the beginning. The price is great and I’m very happy to have my very own Torah Scroll. Thank you!

This is a wonderful Torah which makes a terrific gift. As others have mentioned, it comes with with a beautiful cover, yad, torah holder and cover plate. I found the ark which holds the Torah to be a bit flimsy, so much so that it crimped during shipping. The seller, Zion Judaica, was terrific in resolving this issue. I love this so much that I'm buying one for my home. It's going to be my go to Bar/Bat mitzvah gift from here on!

it should be at least 70 dollars but considering the size,the big letters,the velvet the finger marker for reading the metal plate the beauty and that it actually comes from Israel 🇮🇱 Im actually very happy and don’t regret getting it And after all Torah scrolls are supe expensive so this is the way to go if you don’t wanna break the bank