Cuman sabre inspired by a Hungarian sabre from the Karos-Eperjesszög site. This type of weapon is rooted in the traditions of nomadic steppe warriors – the Cumans (Polovtsians), who were renowned for their horsemanship and light, fast equipment. Their sabres were designed for mounted combat – emphasizing cutting strikes, speed, and efficiency. The curved blade allowed for a smooth slicing motion when passing an opponent, which was characteristic of steppe-style warfare.
Cuman weapons influenced the development of Hungarian and Eastern European arms and became the foundation for later types of sabres used in Central Europe.
Material: spring steel 54SiCr6, hardened to 50–54 HRC. The sabre is not intended for historical fencing, but it is not fully sharpened – edge approx. 1 mm.
- Total length: 92 cm
- Blade length: 75 cm
- Made in the Czech Republic
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