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From the times of the Roman Gladiators, wooden swords have been used as a training tool. They allowed a warrior to practice full combat safely while preserving his precious steel for the real battle to come.

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Medieval Practice Weapon - Two Handed Sword

#600598

This strong two-handed training waster is hand-crafted of solid, fully seasoned hardwood, designed after edge-weapon designs from the 12th to 15th centuries. Contrasting wood guard and pommel. Overall length 48-1/4 inches.

$44.95

Medieval Practice Weapon - One Handed Sword

#600600

This strong one-handed training waster is hand-crafted of solid, fully seasoned hardwood, representing edge-weapon designs from the 12th to 15th centuries. Contrasting wood guard and pommel. Overall length 38-1/4 inches.

$29.95 $38.95

Templar Stage Combat Sword

#501525

This historically researched sword is made of a full-tang, thick-edged, 1065 high carbon steel blade with peened construction using solid steel parts. Used as a one-handed or hand-and-a-half sword on stage. Leather-wrapped wood grip. Leather scabbard with metal accents included. Overall length 39-1/4 inches.

$174.95

Gladius Synthetic Training Sword

#501439

This Cold Steel Gladius is made of the heaviest grade polypropylene, making it virtually unbreakable, and closely duplicating a real sword in length, size, weight, and feel. Overall length 31 inches.

$34.95

Synthetic Training Buckler

#804193

This Cold Steel training buckler is stoutly made of extra strong polycarbonate. Thick, sturdy, raised boss for hand protection and rugged handle. Weighs 2 pounds, diameter 12 inches.

$39.95

Knight Errant Stage Combat Sword

#501526

This historically researched sword is made of a full-tang, thick-edged, 1065 high carbon steel blade with peened construction using solid brass parts, for use as a two-handed sword on stage. Leather-wrapped wood grip. Leather scabbard with metal accents included. Overall length 49-1/2 inches.

$194.95

Bokken Synthetic Training Sword

#803638

This training sword is made from the heaviest grade polypropylene (making it strong, impervious to elements, minimizing the possibility of injuries to users), duplicating a real sword in length, size, weight, and feel. Overall length 44 inches.

$38.95

Hutton Dueling Sabre with Scabbard

#501574

The blade and hilt of the “Hutton” sabre imitate the true training sabres of the late 19th-century Italian style. The high-carbon flex-tempered steel blade has rounded tip and blunt edges for a safe, effective training.

$87.44 $129.95

Top Customer Reviews

Review of: Wooden Training Gladius

Perfect for use as a decorative piece, practice sword, or safe sword to go with an outfit. Made with a sturdy wood and has a nice finish. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a sword for play, practice, or display with an outfit without having a real blade.

Reviewed by: Ian, October 01, 2019

Review of: Medieval Hand and Half Synthetic Training Sword

I wanted a practice sword that approximated the length and weight of my Bosworth Longsword and this sword comes quite close (it is actually 3-3/8 inches shorter and heavier than the Bosworth sword, but does quite well)

This is the first time I have bought a polypropylene practice sword (the others are made of wood). I am quite pleased with it and will be buying more of the polypropylene practice weapons in the future.

As an added bonus, I can take it into my medieval history class to show the students the size difference between it and the arming sword without violating the "no weapons" policy of the college!

Reviewed by: kevin, September 27, 2019

Review of: Medieval Practice Weapon - One Handed Sword

Well worth the price. Quality practice weapons and well made. Bought 2, one for myself and one for my lady. We both like them.

Reviewed by: HOWARD, July 12, 2019

Review of: Wooden Training Gladius

On the wall next to my Gladius- The Pompeii. Very pleased with the workmanship and price. Care in shipping and packaging and promptness also great. Like to think of it as my reward for many decades of survival in the arena of life!

Reviewed by: HOWARD, June 26, 2019

Review of: Medieval Practice Weapon - One Handed Sword

It's just what I expected. It has the right proportions and heft. A good first step to the metal stuff.

Reviewed by: Warren, January 29, 2019

Review of: Gladius Synthetic Training Sword

Probably unbreakable, water proof, and good weight to it, should last forever.

Reviewed by: Alan P, January 26, 2019

Review of: Synthetic Training Buckler

excellent for practice

Reviewed by: William, January 22, 2019

Review of: Wooden Training Gladius

My second one! Great substitute if you don't want the steel Real McCoy version. Great ribbed grip and pommel. Nice feel when held in ones hand.