Practice Weapons
and Re-Enactment Swords
Practice Weapons
A wooden sword or "waster" allowed a warrior to practice full combat safely and economically while preserving his precious steel for the real battle to come. Fully seasoned and hand crafted in solid hardwood to be strong enough to meet the needs of today's swordsman (or woman). Each can take the abuse of sparring and reenacting, even edge-to-edge. (Keep in mind, however, that wood can break along grain lines.) The designs represent edge weapons common from the 12th to 15th centuries.
These would be very good practice swords for those of you belonging to a theatre group, especially renaissance. Perhaps a combat, or sparring group; martial arts, or re-enacting old battles. I should imagine that these wooden weapons could easily be stained a dark colour to emulate metal. This would afford a greater realism for medieval plays, reducing the obvious danger inherent in using steel swords.
Gen 2 Theatrical Swords
Wooden Battle Sword
Wooden Norman Sword
Medieval Wooden Practice Sword
English Parliament Wooden Sword
Roman Wooden Practice Sword
Gotland Wooden Sword
Roman Wooden Sword
Roman Wooden Mainz Gladius Sword
Medieval Wooden Practice Swords
Kung Fu Practice Sword
Wooden Ninja Boken
2 Hand Wooden Sword
One Hand Wooden Sword
Wooden Dagger
Daito Practice Sword
Tai Chi Practice Sword
Ironwood Training Boken
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Practice Weapons
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