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| Cold Steel Boar Spear (95BOASK) |
Points: 6
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Cold Steel Boar Spear, is a modern re-creation of a design that dates back to the European Renaissance. It is cold forged out of medium carbon SK-5 Steel and, like our other spears, is heat treated to a spring temper. The Boar Spear comes with an extra stout premium ash shaft. 82 1/8" overall.
Comes with Secure-ex sheath.
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| Cold Steel Samburu Spear (95SB) |
Points: 5
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Samburu Spear made by Cold Steel. The warriors of the semi-nomadic Samburu tribe in Kenya (known as “Lmurran”) are imposing figures - never cutting their long braided hair, and decorating their faces and torsos in intricate patterns using a mixture of animal fat and red ochre. Their herds are constantly menaced by vicious predators and subject to raids by lawless bandits, so the Lmurran rarely venture far without being armed with their infamous spears! The Samburu warrior’s throwing spear is the most advanced spear of its type on the planet. Routinely dispatching leopards, lions and even those firearm toting bandits at impressive distances! Inspired by the Samburu, we developed our own spears with modern materials.
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| Yari - Samurai Spear by Hanwei (SH2152) |
Points: 25
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The Yari was an essential battlefield weapon of the Samurai and took great skill to use and maneuver due to its length and size. The yari by CAS/Hanwei is reminiscent of the ones of feudal Japan. The blade is a straight triangulated double-edged forged high-carbon steel with a deep fuller on the flat side of the blade. The tang of the yari is long to absorb the shock of a blow and the one-piece staff construction reinforces the durability of the spear. Our yari is modeled after the su-yari or straight-spear design. The shaft (ebu) of the yari is done in a deep black lacquer and has a flattened side at the bottom section for blade orientation. The fittings (koshirae) are of traditional design and make the yari aesthetically pleasing. The blade is constructed from hand-forged T10 high-carbon steel. The yari blade is carefully protected by a sheath (saya) and comes with maintenance kit for proper care. In both design and structure, the yari a great addition for those who train in sojutsu.
High-carbon steel blade
Great addition for those who train in sojutsu.
Aesthetically pleasing
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| Hanwei Naginata (SH1020) |
Points: 25
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The Naginata, famed weapon of the Sohei, or warrior monks, of medieval Japan was fearsome in the hands of a skilled combatant and is today of great importance in the martial arts field. Our naginata (SH1020), while retaining its traditional qualities, has been revised to better meet the needs of the martial arts practitioner. Hand forged 1065 high-carbon steel and edge tempered, using a traditional claying method, the naginata blade is at least the equal of the originals. Mounted on a long tang to better absorb the shock of a blow, the blade has a strong distal taper for balance and quickness. The delicately engraved tsuba features a silver butterfly motif. The one-piece staff (ebu) is very strong, featuring a traditional tear-drop cross-section for easy recognition of blade orientation and a black non-slip finish for better control of the weapon. The naginata is supplied with a wooden saya, a protective cloth bag and a boxed maintenance kit.
Hand forged high-carbon steel blade
Edge tempered
Tear-drop cross-section for correct blade orientation
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| Hanwei Lance Head (XH2037) |
Points: 4
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The Lance is an accurate replication of the British 1868 pattern, used with great effect by the cavalry until the end of the century and still in ceremonial use today by the Canadian Mounted Police. The head and tail-piece only are provided and authentic finishing requires either an ash or bamboo pole. Total head length is 31,1 cm
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| Hanwei Viking Thrusting Spear (XH2038) |
Points: 3
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The Viking Thrusting Spear was more commonly used than swords, being much less expensive to produce. The wings or lugs, of Frankish origin, both limited the penetration of the weapon and provided an effective parrying guard.
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| Hanwei Viking Throwing Spear (XH2039) |
Points: 2
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The Nordic warrior frequently carried several light Throwing Spears into combat. This style displays the narrow, sharply pointed head designed to pierce mail. Several spears might be carried in the shield hand in a charge. These were thrown as the distance closed, leaving the warrior free to use his sword or axe in hand-to-hand fighting.
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| Hanwei Viking Short-Bladed Spear (XH2040) |
Points: 2
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The Viking Short Bladed Spear is typical of those of Celtic origin, imported into Scandinavia. The short blade, inherently stiffer and more resistant to bending or breaking, was capable of piercing any body armour of the period.
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| Cold Steel Spear Head Trainer (92R95Z) |
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Now you can practice with some of our most popular knife designs in relative safety. Each trainer has been carefully fashioned to look as realistic as possible so they can be effectively used in solo practice, training drills, disarm drills, and demonstrations and any other activity where you want a reasonably close approximation of realism but not the extreme danger and risk associated with an actual knife.
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