Description
The 15th century falchion with scabbard and D guard made according to armored combat specifications – HMB, IMCF, ACS.
The D guard provides an extra layer of protection to your hand.
The scabbard is made of wood, leather, and stainless steel furniture. The scabbard is supplied with a special loop to be securely attached to your belt.
Specifications for falchion:
- Weight 1700 g
- Full length 88 cm
- Blade length 69.5 cm
- Handle 18.5 cm
- Balance point 7 cm
Specifications for falchion with scabbard:
- Weight 2990 g
- Length 96 cm























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Its very comfy, like a lil brig for my hips!
It looks awesome, and is easy to wear!
Fits really well with the boots, works great if you order the combo.
I love how comfortable they are, and the black leather looks awesome!
Very handsome, I like the fact that the heel has no metal on it.
Extremely light, super fun to use!
Well balanced, and durable. I heard longswords are hard to make well, but mine is super good and easy to use!
Really well balanced towards the hilt. Flicks great, and is super light.
Great quality to price ratio.
Good bundle if you actually fight. Both feel solid enough for armored combat. I like having both options in the same kit because you never know what weapon will feel better for a specific case.