Man at Arms Collection: Winged Spear
Product number:
86011
Product information "Man at Arms Collection: Winged Spear"
The Winged Spear is a true product of the battlefield. Its blade is wide and sharp enough to almost double as a pole arm, while its pronounced wings can be used to trap and pin an opponent's limbs, snag his shield and parry and entangle his weapons.
After countless hours of sparring and experimentation Cold Steels company President Lynn Thompson and his training partners found many subtle nuances to this surprisingly versatile weapon. Lynn found that the more time you spend "making it your own" the more great opportunities present themselves when sparring and fighting. The head of the Winged Spear even made an effective parrying dagger and short sword on its own!
If you train in Martial Arts, study battlefield arts or have a passion for historical re-enactment, we heartily recommend purchasing a Winged Spear by Cold Steel.
Details:
Overall Length: approx. 226 cm
Head Length: approx. 60.9 cm
Handle Length: approx. 165.1 cm
Head Material: 1055 Carbon
Handle Material: Ash Wood
Weight (All): approx. 2327.5 g
Weight (Head): approx. 966.7 g
This is an item from the Cold Steel program in 2014.
After countless hours of sparring and experimentation Cold Steels company President Lynn Thompson and his training partners found many subtle nuances to this surprisingly versatile weapon. Lynn found that the more time you spend "making it your own" the more great opportunities present themselves when sparring and fighting. The head of the Winged Spear even made an effective parrying dagger and short sword on its own!
If you train in Martial Arts, study battlefield arts or have a passion for historical re-enactment, we heartily recommend purchasing a Winged Spear by Cold Steel.
Details:
Overall Length: approx. 226 cm
Head Length: approx. 60.9 cm
Handle Length: approx. 165.1 cm
Head Material: 1055 Carbon
Handle Material: Ash Wood
Weight (All): approx. 2327.5 g
Weight (Head): approx. 966.7 g
This is an item from the Cold Steel program in 2014.
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September 1, 2015 20:34
Ich habe diesen Speer woanders gekauft. Ein mächtiges Gerät. Der Speer sieht real viel massiver aus als auf den Foto. Auch ist der Schaft recht dick. Der ist nix für kleine Leute. Die Spitze liegt auch ohne zu Wackeln auf den Schaft. Punktabzug ist die mittelmäßige Schärfe.