Practical Rapier, Blade Approx. 94 cm Long

Treat yourself to a practical rapier, blade approx. 94 cm long

Practical rapier, blade approximately 94 cm long

Several weapons for the Renaissance fencer come from hanwei, such as the rapier hilt and cup-hilt
. For the Schlaeger rapiers, Hanwei used the popular swept-hilt handles and designed them to fit Schlaeger blades with a length of approximately 94 cm (item number HN-SH1099) and approximately 109 cm (item number HN-SH1098). These tapered blades offer exceptional balance compared to traditional cylindrical Schlaeger blades. This makes the sword much faster. Hanwei Renaissance-style rapiers originate in early 17th-century Europe, where rapier fencing was an essential part of men's training and was often used to settle disputes between noblemen. Typically, blades from forging centers in Toledo or Solingen were fitted with handles by regional blacksmiths, resulting in many different designs.

The so-called main gauche was often used alongside the rapier, as a fencing dagger or as a fencing dagger. A left-handed companion dagger, used. On the one hand, daggers allow for better defense against attacking swords, but at the same time, they also offer the possibility of a quick counterattack. The fencing schools that proliferated in Europe taught fencing with two corresponding weapons. The style and design of the left hand was often adapted from the rapier, adopting its characteristics to increase its effectiveness.

Interchangeable blades, both sharp and blunt, are available for most rapiers and mainstay rapiers.

Special Features:
- Blade made of high quality carbon steel.
- Excellent balance
- Button tip

Details:
- Total length: approx.
- Blade length: approx. 94 cm.
- Weight: approx. 992 g.
- Manufacturer's item number: sh1099

Information may vary slightly from copy to copy.
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