5160 Steel Practice and Foil Sword, Kingston Arms
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During the 16th and 17th centuries, the foil sword was one of the most versatile weapons of the Renaissance, used by both military and civilians due to its balance between speed, cutting, and thrusting. The 5160 Steel Practice and Foil Sword, Kingston Arms is based on a historic German model and adapted for training and exhibition combat with a design aimed at providing increased safety.
Its 87.6 cm blade is made of 5160 steel and features thick rounded edges along with a rolled tip, characteristics that reduce risks during historical fencing practices. Nevertheless, it is advisable to add extra protection at the tip for safer use. With an overall length of 108 cm and a weight of approximately 1.3 kg, it maintains good balance and comfortable handling.
The leather-wrapped grip provides a firm hold, while the curved guard with a knuckle bow protects the hand and preserves the characteristic aesthetic of Renaissance swords. This reproduction from Kingston Arms is a suitable option for reenactors, historical fencing practitioners, and collectors looking for a functional piece with traditional inspiration.
| What do you get? | Your real advantage |
|---|---|
| 87.6 cm 5160 steel blade | Offers durability for historical fencing practices |
| Rounded edges and rolled tip | Enhances safety during exhibition combats |
| Curved guard with protective knuckle bow | Increases protection for the hand during use |
| Leather-wrapped grip | Provides a firm and comfortable handle |
| Design based on a Renaissance German model | Preserves the aesthetic of swords from the 16th-17th centuries |
This functional sword corresponds to Category B. An ideal choice for those seeking authenticity and safety in their training, recreation, historical fencing (HEMA) and performing arts activities. These swords are designed with tempered and balanced carbon steel blades to withstand the rigors of combat and practice. Unlike Category A swords, Category B swords feature a blunt edge and are not sharpened, making them ideal for safe and controlled use.
Swords in this category are versatile and adapt to a wide variety of activities. Whether you're participating in historical fencing training, reenacting epic battles, or performing in a theatrical production, these swords offer you reliable performance and historical authenticity. Their high-quality design and construction guarantee proper balance and resistance that makes them durable over time.
It is important to note that we recommend using Category B Swords with swords of the same category and characteristics and preferably from the same manufacturer. It is not advisable to use them with Category A swords, as they could suffer damage to their blades and reduce their useful life. With these swords, you can immerse yourself in the history and excitement of fighting in a safe and authentic way
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