Bevor for Sallets

Similar to the Archer's Sallet, this one featuers a visor. So made because the lower edge of the visor runs along the lower edge of the wearer's jaw. This sallet is a Mid 15th Century style and is made of 2mm (14 guage) steel with Leather inserts and Straps with a reinforcing browplate. Size Circumference with Liner M 61 cm L 63 cm XL 65 cm

With the discovery of metal, spears became much more effective. In just about all cultures metal butt caps were used to protect the base of the shaft, and to add balance to the overall weapon. This butt cap can be used for any spear since the beginning of the Iron Age. The cap is well made of mild steel, gives an improved appearance and balances the spear. Details: Total length: 4 7/8" Weight: 8 oz.

Medieval combat with sword and shield - Fundamentals of Buckler fencing The unarmored duel with sword and buckler was for centuries the most common martial arts of medieval Europe. Roland Warzecha and Tobias Wenzel familiarize this way of fighting to the viewer on this DVD. Based on medieval fencing manuscripts and years of martial arts practice, the authors provide the essential basics. To these belong the anatomical and physical regularities and the tactical approach and fencing theory. Step by step, the relevant concepts were elucidated and demonstrated by using historical techniques. Appropriate protective equipment and weapon simulators for training and sparring will be presented. Finally sequences of free fencing of the authors convey an impression of an sporting employment of historical Buckler Fencing techniques. Running time: approx. 85 minutes FSK (German Voluntary self-regulation of the movie industry): TEACHING program in accordance with § 14 Law for the protection of children and youth Price: 19,90 EUR From the contents: Chapter 1: Anatomical and physical fundamentals - Biomechanics I: Pressure, Strength and Weakness - Biomechanics II: Range - Biomechanics III: Stroke technique and posture Chapter 2: Fencing Basics: Layer, Actions, Tactics - The second layer from the MS I.33: "Right Shoulder" - Digression: Distance & Fencing Time - Follow-up actions of the blade binding - The third layer from the MS I.33: "Left Shoulder" - The sixth layer from the MS I.33: "On the chest" - The first layer from the MS I.33: "Under the arm" - Considerations on tactics Chapter 3: Attachment and freeplay - Appropriate fencing equipment - Free fight Starring: Roland Warzecha: Martial Arts education in training in escrima based Ultimate Close Combat. Historical fencing since 2003. Founding member of "Hammaborg - Historical Swordsmanship Association". HEMAC member since 2007. CFAA member since 2011. Tobias Wenzel: Training Manager for Sword & Shield at "Hammaborg - Historical Swordsmanship Association". HEMAC member since 2008.

This wooden stand is perfectly suitable for displaying any kind of helmets. Details: Height: 40 cm Width: 21 cm Depth: 21 cm

This middle age sword has a pommel and guard made of steel. The long handle and the excellent balance make this sword very fast and dangerous. The forged high carbon blade features a hardness of 48-52 HRC, has no sharp edges and is fully battle ready. Details: Weight: 1.4 kg Blade length: 71 cm Handle length: 11.5 cm Overall length: 89.5 cm Category 3: These swords are top-quality battle ready swords. They are likewise suitable for beginners and advanced fighters looking for a sword with a good price-performance ratio and great durability. All category 3 swords feature high-quality carbon steel blades which are tough and flexible at the same time. When used against other blades they show hardly any scratches. The pommels are riveted at the end of the wide tangs.