Cold Steel

This Renaissance period short sword (or long dagger) has a sharpened, double-edged 1055 high carbon blade. Highly engraved guard and pommel, hand-carved rosewood grip. Leather scabbard with engraved steel throat and chape included. Overall 20-1/2 inches.

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.

This large German sword exhibits a blued steel 1055 high carbon blade with a classy gun metal finish. Includes scabbard with blued steel fittings. Overall length of 42-1/4 inches.

This Italian longsword features a blade made of 1055 high carbon steel. Exhibits black wooden leather-wrapped handle and includes leather scabbard with blackened fittings. Overall length of 47 inches.

This training sword is made from the heaviest grade polypropylene, which is not as stiff as wood, but virtually unbreakable and highly cut-resistant. Approximating the size, feel, and heft of a live blade, the sword can be wielded safely with its 10 inches grip. Overall length of 44 inches.

This training sword is made from the heaviest grade polypropylene, which is unbreakable and impervious to elements, though not as stiff as wood. Approximating the size, feel, and heft of a live blade, the sword can be wielded safely with its 7-1/4 inches grip. Overall length of 39-1/2 inches.

This Santoprene training dagger from Cold Steel has a triangular blade with a round, knobbed tip for safety. The pommel and guard are beautifully fluted floret-themed disks. The cylindrical grip is cross-hatched and has small pimples for a secure grip. Perfect for solo practice, training drills, disarming drills, and LARPing.

This traditional sword has a double-edged, hand forged, 1055 carbon steel blade and a distinctive basket-hilt. Wood and leather scabbard included. Overall 37-3/4 inches.