Description
French Falchions Bundle
French Falchions Bundle gives you two heavy falchions for armored combat: one one-handed falchion and one long two-handed falchion. Both weapons use a forward, hard-hitting blade shape and anti-slip leather grips for better control in gloves.
This bundle works well for fighters who want the same weapon style in two formats. The one-handed falchion gives you compact pressure with a shield. Meanwhile, the long falchion gives you more reach, heavier impact, and two-handed control.
TL;DR
- Bundle includes one one-handed falchion and one long two-handed falchion
- Made for armored combat, buhurt, duels, and training
- Anti-slip leather grips on both weapons
- One-handed falchion weight: 1475 g (1.48 kg / 3.25 lb)
- One-handed falchion full length: 85 cm (33.5 in)
- Long falchion weight: 2300–2350 g (2.3–2.35 kg / 5.07–5.18 lb)
- Long falchion full length: 121 cm (47.6 in)
- Good choice for fighters who like pressure, reach, and heavy follow-up strikes
The one-handed French falchion is the faster option in the bundle. It weighs 1475 g (1.48 kg / 3.25 lb), with a full length of 85 cm (33.5 in). Also, its 13 cm (5.1 in) balance point gives it strong cutting pressure without making it too long for shield work.
The long French falchion gives you more reach and mass. It weighs 2300–2350 g (2.3–2.35 kg / 5.07–5.18 lb), with a full length of 121 cm (47.6 in). As a result, it works well for fighters who want heavier strikes, distance control, and two-handed leverage.
The long falchion follows the “God’s Mercy” style and takes inspiration from historical curved single-edged swords, including Italian storta examples. However, we adapt the shape for modern armored combat, so the weapon stays practical for buhurt rules and real use.
Both falchions have anti-slip leather grips. This matters when you fight in gauntlets, sweat through long rounds, or need to keep control during clinch breaks, rebounds, and combo attacks.
The long falchion weight stays within the Buhurt International range for long weapons, including the allowed upward tolerance. Therefore, it gives you serious impact while staying within the expected combat weapon category.
Specifications: One-Handed French Falchion
- Type: one-handed falchion
- Grip: anti-slip leather
- Weight: 1475 g (1.48 kg / 3.25 lb)
- Full length: 85 cm (33.5 in)
- Blade length: 67 cm (26.4 in)
- Balance point: 13 cm (5.1 in)
Specifications: Long French Falchion “God’s Mercy”
- Type: long two-handed falchion
- Grip: anti-slip leather
- Weight: 2300–2350 g (2.3–2.35 kg / 5.07–5.18 lb)
- Full length: 121 cm (47.6 in)
- Blade length: 81 cm (31.9 in)
- Handle length: 40 cm (15.7 in)
- Cross-guard width: 18 cm (7.1 in)
- Balance point: 7.5 cm (3 in)
Best Use
- One-handed falchion: shield work, close-range pressure, fast follow-up strikes
- Long falchion: reach control, heavy two-handed attacks, open-field buhurt work
- Bundle use: training both short and long weapon formats in the same falchion style
A practical bundle for fighters who want a compact one-handed falchion and a heavier long falchion with the same aggressive cutting profile.






















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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.