Historical fencing swords
Historical fencing swords: choose your HEMA equipment Compare longswords, feders and historical fencing accessories by the dimensions, construction and intended use stated on each product page. Longsword or feder: start with your practice The collection includes models such as the medieval training longsword and the... Historical fencing swords: choose your HEMA equipment Compare longswords, feders and historical fencing accessories by the dimensions, construction and intended use stated on each product...
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Historical fencing swords: choose your HEMA equipment
Compare longswords, feders and historical fencing accessories by the dimensions, construction and intended use stated on each product page.
Longsword or feder: start with your practice
The collection includes models such as the medieval training longsword and the Kingston Arms sport feder. Before choosing, compare blade and grip length, weight and point of balance where specified. Also check the tip design and flex information: these details apply to the individual model and are not features shared by every item.
If your interest lies in rapier fencing, explore the cup-hilt rapiers and check the intended use of each one. To study sword and small shield combinations, browse the bucklers and compare their dimensions and construction with the equipment you use.
What to check before choosing
- Intended use: distinguish between technical training, contact work and display according to the information for each product.
- Dimensions and handling: compare overall length, grip space and weight with the requirements of your practice.
- Compatibility: for grips and spare parts, check the model and system they are designed for.
- Your club’s requirements: confirm the suitability of the sword and protective equipment with your instructor before practising with another person.
Complete your equipment for each exercise
Hand fit and the space available on the grip deserve attention when combining a sword with protective equipment. In the gloves collection, check each model’s materials, coverage and stated use. Padding or leather alone does not establish suitability for every contact exercise.
To carry your equipment to the club, compare the internal dimensions and fastening of the sword bags with your sword’s overall length. Also check which accessories each bag can hold so you can organise your equipment without exceeding its capacity.
Care for the blade according to its materials
Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions to care for the blade, guard and grip. If the model requires a care product, browse the sword lubricants and choose a formula compatible with its materials and finishes.
Choose your next historical fencing sword by comparing the product pages of models that suit your practice. Start with the dimensions, check the intended use and find the combination of sword and accessories you need to put your equipment together thoughtfully.