This well-balanced bastard sword features a hardened spring steel blade with a hardness of approximately 48–50 HRC. The tang runs through the entire handle and is riveted to the pommel. A distinctive broad fuller extends almost to the tip of the blade, increasing its flexibility while reducing the overall weight of the sword.
The crossguard is forged from steel. The wooden grip is wrapped in leather and finished with a sturdy disc-shaped steel pommel. The sword also comes with a well-crafted scabbard with a wooden core, covered in leather and fitted with a carrying belt.
The blade has blunt edges and a rounded tip.
- Overall length: approx. 115 cm
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Blade material: hardened spring steel
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Handle length: approx. 22 cm (grip approx. 17.5 cm)
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Blade width at the guard: approx. 5 cm
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Blade thickness: approx. 4.8 mm (edges approx. 3.2 mm)
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Hardness: approx. 48–50 HRC
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Grip: leather-wrapped wood
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Weight: approx. 1.4 kg (approx. 2.1 kg including scabbard)
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Leather-covered scabbard with carrying belt included
Please note:
Swords described as battle-ready or practical are intended for historical reenactment, stage combat and swordplay practice. Very hard edge-to-edge strikes or impacts against other hard objects are not considered appropriate use and may result in damage to or breakage of the blade. Use the sword as a costume accessory or for light stage combat.
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