hema sabre medium flexibility

hema sabre medium flexibilityThe sabre has been designed for HEMA, historical European Martial Arts. The sabre, a characteristic curved sword with a sharp edge, found its roots in the cavalry cultures of the 17th century. Originally designed as a weapon for use on horseback, the sabre later evolved into a symbol of military elegance and finesse in 19th century duelling and officer ranks. It is equipped with a protective basket and features a blade with medium flexibility. This is

a door or table may be employed instead

the tunic was worn in an airy and simple style with a basic design

high durability and attractive design of their products

the top is wide-fitting

The armour of this period was not fully plated like the styles of the 15th century but consisted of plate pieces designed to be worn over a full mail hauberk

The armour consists of square compartments of leather that are connected to one another with brass nails

The replica is based on the 14th-century helmet of Sir Richard Pembridge

such helmets consisted of several pieces nailed together with spangen

the Buster shirt forms the perfect basis for your first steps back into the enchanting 1920s

The armour is quite neutral and sits well amongst Viking

On windy days it keeps the cold from your neck

it features a brass buckle for fastening