Longsword 136cm

Weight: 1500g

Total length: 136cm

Blade length: 100cm

Blade width at the base: 6cm

Blade width at the tip: 4.5cm

Ricasso length:  32cm

Grip length: 34cm

Peen width: 4cm

Grip thickness: 2.5cm

Pommel width: 4.5cm

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 a mask.

The weight and dimensions of all simulators were determined after researching original weapon specimens in various museums.

The goal of martial simulators is to expand the practice of using historical weapons beyond what has been possible until now, while providing as much safety as possible.

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 may occur, as well as slight variations in dimensions, weight, or finish compared to the specifications provided.

These variations are inherent to the handcrafted process and do not affect the purpose or fundamental characteristics of the simulator. 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, so they 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 the purpose for which they were designed. They should not be used to strike rigid objects or hard surfaces.
To preserve the properties of the simulator 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 result of use, and as long as they remain small, they do not pose a safety or performance issue. However, we recommend repairing them before they grow larger 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 service life of the simulator and preserve its characteristics and usability for longer.