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Question: What is the blade length?
Document: Blade was bent from the hilt...several other poly swords were just fine...the poly is strong but when the sword is bent, its stuck that way.
good heaftly built blade of a good design for barbarian and viking style training.good looks, weight and feel. highly recomend to anyone looking for a training sword of this style.All is needed is a buckler to compliment the setup.
the sword is great, its a hard rubber that is like one pain level below wood, it's sturdy and can take some punishment. The only thing bad is that like all rubber and wooden weapons, the blade was a little worped but nothing to badAll in all:4.8 stars
Blade came with a slight bend, not enough to matter but it still bothered me. But this thing is not hefty enough for the job first time I practiced with it against a cold steel hand and 1/2 the hilt busted right off. Sorely dissapointing
its a solid piece, but the balance feels off. this seems to be common with poly wasters.Appears to be a Type XXII sword, but the longer handle, which offers room for two hands, makes it difficult to use with one, the pommel tends to bang into the wrist and leavers against the tip of the blade with the hand as a fulcrum, causing the overswinging sensation.really does seem indestructable though.
It is 15" from the pommel end. That leaves 19" to the blade tip, so it is near the middle and thus balanced more like a stick or club than a lively sword. It is light enough though that it is still fairly fast. In fact the just over a pound weight seems to be good for a one handed sparring weapon. Its fast and not overly fatiguing but still challenges the arm muscles.
The blade is 24.75", the hilt 9.25" and the grip is 7.25". It weighs 1.21 pounds, around 19 oz. The guard is small but functional. The grip is long, I can wield it two handed which makes it good for doing longsword drills in low ceiling areas. That's just a bonus though. When holding it one handed I find it better to hold it down by the pommel.
It also provides enough of a blow to prevent your opponent from just rushing through it unlike a lighter padded stick. The blade is flat like the Rawlings nylon wasters, so it is more flexible for thrusting than the CS wasters. Its a little pointy but we sparred with it as is last night, though I'll probably shave it down some.For full contact sparring HEMA protective gear or SCA armor is needed. One of my fellow HEMA students sparred a round with me last night with these and Cold Steel bucklers.
perfectly practice sword. well balanced, interesting style: cool fantasy theme. sturdy enough for intense sparring. Well worth what i paid.
much thinner than I'd expected plus it was bent.. I tried hard to bend it back and straighten it out but to no avail.. oh well.. I will use it to just mess with it outside beating up tree stumps.
Answer: yes