If You don't have the possibility, to train in a big hall, you need this swingsword.
The weight, POB is near the same, as by the HEMA longswords, it's ideal for exercise the fencing technics in a small room.
#trainathome




If You don't have the possibility, to train in a big hall, you need this swingsword.
The weight, POB is near the same, as by the HEMA longswords, it's ideal for exercise the fencing technics in a small room.
#trainathome
Federsword with stiff blade, and pear pommel
Long sword with channel blade developed for HEMA fencing.
The big advantage is that it fits our new type of 32 cm feder grip, so the blade can be replaced with a feder blade or an indoor blade.
With 1 handle, you can realize quite serious possibilities of variation.
The buttons on the cover swords are equally compatible with the grip.
The blade is hardened 51CrV4 steel, tip folded back.
HEMA sword for fencingtrainings, for technical fencing exercises.
The blade is narrow and stiff, with back-curved point.
Fix, riveted pommel.
HEMA sword for fencingtrainings, for technical fencing exercises.
The blade is narrow and stiff, with back-curved point.
Fix, riveted pommel.
Trainingsword for HEMA sparring and for reenactment. This type of sword characterized as having a pear form pommel and slightly curved cross-guard.
The grip is wound with PE cord.
Fixed assembly! (riveted pommel)
Stiff blade!
Blade thickness at cross-guard: 5 mm
Blade thickness at tip: 2 mm
Read a review about the feder:
Sharpening a sword blade before or after assembling the sword.
During sharpening, the blade loses its original thickness, making it more flexible and lighter, but also more fragile, of course.
The use of sharp swords is a training exercise that requires practice and knowledge, which must be exercised with extreme caution!
Damage and deflection of the swords are primarily due to cutting errors, so these damages are not warranty problems!
Three different blades can be fitted to one hilt.
Advantages: - if the blade is used up, it isn’t necessary to change the whole sword.
Several functions:
- Federblade (stiff or flexible)
- HEMA Swordblade (1,5-3 mm edge thickness)
- Small blade for the indoor exercises
Blade: without Fuller
There are several blade types to choose from: stiff or flexible blades.
We offer our federblades a wide range of flexibility, which is adapted to the different fencing techniques.
More and more people are taking part in Tournaments, where a strong blade to blade contact belongs to the fence. We offer them the tournament blades, which are very strong but not flexible, closer to a combat-ready sword, but more dangerous when performing stitches.
The flexible blades are designed for light, technical fencing, there is no strong blade contact, it is more about fencing techniques. These blades are light and flexible, are very flexible and bend at the stich - thus taking much of its dangerous energy from the attack - but they are weaker at the same time: they are not suitable for fencing with full contact.
The medium stiff blade is the most sought after and a large number of users use this type. These blades withstand hard blade contact, but are also flexible and make fencing safer.
Before buying, we recommend that you agree with the Fencing Club which blade the coach proposes to your knowledge and fencing style!
Hilt: with Leather covered
Feder For Sportfencing/HEMA
Also available with rigid and flexible blades.
How can I define flexibility? https://www.schwertschmiedeviktor.de/shop_ordered/3157/pic/Flexibility_measuring.pdf
Leather covered grip!
We offer our feders with a wide range of flexibility, tailored to the various fencing techniques. More and more people are taking part in competitions where strong blade and body contact are part of the fencing. We offer them the Tournament blades, which are very strong, but they are not flexible.
The flexible blades are made for lightweight, technical fencing, where there is hardly any strong blade contact, but rather the pursuit of fencing techniques. These blades are lightweight and flexible - but they are more vulnerable: they are not suitable for full-contact races.
The medium rigid blade is the most sought after, and a large number of users use this type. These blades can withstand hard blade contact, but are also flexible, making fencing safer.
Before buying, we recommend that you agree with the fencer club what blade the coach is suggesting on your knowledge and your fencing style!
Federsword with stiff blade
For better hand protection the guard has buttons on the ends.
This type of Federsword bends up to 10cm away from the vertical axis when vertical pressure of 6-8 kg is applied.
The federswords with stiff blade are in two Version available:
- Fix Version (with rivited pommel)
- Disassembled version
The thickness of the blade (from the point to the first 20 cm): 2-2,5 mm.
The thickness of the blade by the guard: 6 mm.
Hilt mit Leather covered!