hema one handed sword medium flexibility

hema one handed sword medium flexibilityThe sword is based on several Medieval originals. This one handed sword has been specially developed for HEMA, Historical European Martial Arts. It is also well suited to reenactment battles. The leather grip is extra wide, permitting a better hold with gauntlets and HEMA gloves. The tip features an extra thickening for increased safety. The blade has a medium flexibility and has been tested to withstand a pressure of 1011 kg, which is considered safe

The tent type is user friendly and was used frequently

Ice is dispatched including a wooden plaque for display

The shirt is available in many different colours and forms a sound basis for a great many different costumes

in contrast to the rather shapeless dresses of previous centuries

The scabbard is constructed from wood covered with leather and decorated with (silvered) brass fittings

and most examples have been found in Finland and Norway

The trousers are based on originals worn around the Battle of Pavia in 1525

The canvas has been treated against mould and moisture

whilst the wide sleeves provide ample room for a pirate shirt worn underneath

Tip: to make this axe suitable for living history and re-enactment

and some Islamic armies

through which the grain of the wood remains visible