Halberd 195cm

Weight: 2400g

Total length: 195cm

Spear blade length: 23cm

Axe blade length: 25cm

Maximum blade width: 26cm

Spur length: 9cm

Shaft diameter: 4cm

About our martial simulators

Martial simulators are weapon replicas made from synthetic materials that faithfully replicate the dimensions, weight, and balance of real weapons.

Our simulators are suitable for high-intensity training while eliminating the need for all the protective gear typically used in historical fencing, with the exception of the mask.

The weight and dimensions of all simulators were determined following research into original weapon specimens held in various museums.

Martial simulators are designed to expand the possibilities of practicing with historical weapons while providing the highest possible level of safety.

Handcrafted process

Our martial simulators are handcrafted using a production process in which each piece is individually crafted and inspected.

For this reason, minor cosmetic imperfections and slight variations in dimensions, weight, or finish compared to the stated specifications may occur.

These variations are inherent to the handcrafted process and do not affect the simulator's purpose or fundamental characteristics. Each piece is therefore unique and may differ slightly from other units of the same model.

Recommended use

Martial simulators are designed for intense, realistic combat training and should always be used responsibly and under appropriate conditions.
Before each use, we recommend checking the overall condition of the simulator and ensuring that it has no major cuts, tears, deformations, or other damage that could compromise safety.
Simulators should only be used for their intended purpose. They must not be used to strike rigid objects or hard surfaces.
To preserve the simulator's properties and extend its service life, we recommend storing it in a dry place, protected from prolonged exposure to sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Maintenance

With prolonged use, the foam of the simulators may begin to show signs of wear, such as small fissures or surface cracks.

These fissures are a natural consequence of use and, while small, do not compromise the safety or functionality of the simulator. However, we recommend repairing them before they enlarge to prevent further deterioration.

For these minor repairs, we recommend using UHU Max Repair Power, applying the adhesive directly to the fissure and following the manufacturer's instructions.

Regular maintenance helps extend the simulator's service life and preserve its characteristics and usability for longer.