Practice & Theatrical Weapons

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.