Description
Attention all medieval enthusiasts! Get ready to experience the ultimate Zweihander two-handed sword for your next armored combat battles with this advanced weapon! This sword is designed according to the highest standards of HMB and IMCF technical requirements.
The Zweihänder also Doppelhänder, Beidhänder, Bihänder or Bidenhänder, Spadone a due mani is a large two-handed sword primarily in use during the 16th century by German Landsknechte during the late middle ages.
Specifications:
- Full length 148 cm
- Blade length 108 cm
- Handle length 40 cm
- Main cross-guard length 33 cm
- Small cross-guard length 9 cm
- Balance point 1 cm from cross-guard
- Weight: 2950 g
- Steel thickness 4 mm hardened spring steel
This Advanced Zweihander is no ordinary sword. With a full length of 148 cm and a blade length of 108 cm, it is made of 4mm hardened spring steel, making it durable and strong. It has a handle length of 40 cm with a main cross-guard length of 33 cm and a small cross-guard length of 9 cm, ensuring a comfortable grip and excellent control over the weapon. The balance point is only 1 cm from the cross-guard, making it highly maneuverable and agile.
This advanced Zweihänder is perfect for those who demand the best in their weapons. So, gear up and get ready for your next battle with this top-of-the-line Zweihänder two-handed sword for armored combat!























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.