Synthetic Weapons

Designed with the expert guidance of Roberto Martinez-Loyo of Elite Fencing Club, this macuahuitl trainer offers a realistic weight and balance without breaking the bank. The macuahuitl was typically a ripping and tearing weapon used for taking prisoners, and when you handle this and imagine the flint-lined edge, you'll understand why.

2 lbs, 8.2 oz

37 inches overall length

10 inches handle length

4 inches wide tip

3 inches wide base

3/4 inches thickness

The short spear has a high level of flexibility, yet maintains an imposing appearance. At South Coast Swords, we often mount these on rattan poles for additional flexibility and safety.

11.5 oz

19 3/4 inches blade length

25 3/4 inches overall length

2 inches to 3/4 inch blade width

1/2 inch to 1/4 inch blade thickness

This synthetic spear head is easily installed on your pole of choice. The long durable blade offers excellent flexibility when sparring.

15 oz

26 3/4 inches blade length

2 1/4 inches to 3/4 inch blade width

32 3/4 inches overall length

Messer is fun. Messer with sharp sims is even more fun! The notches along the blade engage when paired with another sharp sim sword, and re-create the feeling of binding with sharp blades with a high level of accuracy. Many students at South Coast Swords pick these immediately when it's time for messer class.

1 lb, 13.5 oz

4 inch point of balance from center of cross

27 1/4 inch blade length

7 inch cross width

2 inch to 1 inch blade width taper

1/2 inch blade thickness

8 1/2 inch grip-able handle

36 3/4 inches overall length