Ready For Battle Dagger Roman - 40 cm
Ready For Battle Dagger Roman - 40 cm
This bestselling Ready For Battle Dagger is a versatile all-round useful latex dagger. It is 40 cm long and has a broad 25 cm blade with a center ridge. The cross-guard is diamond shaped, protecting the round split-leather wrapped handle and pentagonal pommel.
Whether you are a new player looking for a backup-weapon or just need to round off a costume with a non-offensive prop, this Ready For Battle Dagger is quality gear with great durability at a great price. Made from durable closed cell foam around a fiberglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that your LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.
- Has a full length of 40 cm
- Blade is 25 cm long
History
- Meant to be used as the final line of defense, but also as a utility tool
- Designed to be versatile, capable of slashing or thrusting effectively
- Full cross-guards were common, meant to keep the hand from sliding onto the blade
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Ready For Battle Dagger Roman - 40 cm
This bestselling Ready For Battle Dagger is a versatile all-round useful latex dagger. It is 40 cm long and has a broad 25 cm blade with a center ridge. The cross-guard is diamond shaped, protecting the round split-leather wrapped handle and pentagonal pommel.
Whether you are a new player looking for a backup-weapon or just need to round off a costume with a non-offensive prop, this Ready For Battle Dagger is quality gear with great durability at a great price. Made from durable closed cell foam around a fiberglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that your LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.
- Has a full length of 40 cm
- Blade is 25 cm long
History
- Meant to be used as the final line of defense, but also as a utility tool
- Designed to be versatile, capable of slashing or thrusting effectively
- Full cross-guards were common, meant to keep the hand from sliding onto the blade
