Guisarme

GuisarmeThe Guisarme was a French adaptation of the English billhook, with a more complex head designed for use against more heavily armoured enemies. with more spikes for catching and disrupting opponent weapons. Our Polearms with all have been engineered to function well when using their specific design features. Just like our axes, there are additional cores that support side spikes, lugs or hooks, so that they will function as intended, without tearing

The term Sidesword is usually used to refer to straight swords with key hilt developments such as finger rings

until the later period complex Greatswords became widespread at around 180cm

The Parrying Dagger or Main Gauche was a common companion to the Rapier

And the hand protection often concentrated above the hand

Comes with knucklebow

whilst having the benefit of being very comfortable to carry

Originally offered as a stretch-goal during our crowdfunding campaign

They are incredibly agile and fast to maneuver and have great tip control

Elegant and ornate

So the blades were often very stiff

They appear to have been a development of the earlier Persian style 'hook' handle

and with small 'wings' for cutting and hooking