12th Century Beech Wood Replica Knightly Practice Sword

Description:

Before the steel sings, there is the wood. Every knight who ever drew a blade began here—with the weight of timber in untrained hands, learning the dance of guard and strike before steel ever tasted flesh. This practice sword, crafted from steamed beech wood, carries that tradition forward. Quarried from the forests of Central Europe where it once served as furniture and flooring, this dense hardwood now serves a nobler purpose: shaping the warriors of tomorrow. Its 23.5-inch blade swings true, balanced by a crescent-shaped cross guard and ovular pommel that echo the knightly swords of the 12th century. Perfect for LARP, theatre, costume, or the simple joy of play fighting, this sword asks nothing but your commitment. The rest, it teaches.

Specifications:

Solid Steamed Beech Wood Construction: Dense Central European hardwood, traditionally used for furniture and flooring, now forged into the perfect practice blade

Authentic Knightly Proportions: Measures 31.75 inches overall with 23.5-inch blade for period-accurate training

Crescent Cross Guard: 6.5-inch guard faithfully reproduces 12th century knightly sword design

Traditional Pommel: Ovular shaped pommel provides balanced handling and authentic period aesthetics

Versatile Training Tool: Ideal for LARP, theatre, cosplay, reenactment, and learning the art of the blade