Description

Built to comply with SCA regulations

The front panel overlaps to provide a double layer of protection against thrusts

Large - Circumference at Rim: 30

) It is designed to be safe on the thrust by flexing on the last third of the blade while keeping the rest of the blade stiff for the bind and parries

Type XIV Atrim Design Arming Sword protective wear Built to comply with SCABased on Ewart Oakeshott's Type XIV's specifications, this sword pattern was used in the 13th through mid 14th centuries, amid the transitional period between maille armor to full plate, as we would see later in the 15th century. This sword type, therefore, is more oriented towards cutting, as were its predecessors, than later period swords, which feature a more acute point. The balance point is only slightly towards the tip, allowing for great tip

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