Deepeeka Stage Combat Swords

The 12th Century Crusader Sword, designed for the stage and the embrace of spirited combat, holds the lineage of a Medieval Single Hand Sword. The blade, a stalwart companion, is hewn from the EN45 high carbon steel, a testament to its performance and resilience.

This sport and stage combat 15th Century Hand and A Half Sword has a thick, blunted blade suitable for blade-on-blade contact. The blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel with full tang construction. Includes scabbard.

Our 15th Century Knightly Orders Longsword. This expertly crafted weapon, designed for the gauntlet-clad hands of professional warriors from renowned knightly monastic orders like the Templars and the Knights Hospitaller, embodies both form and function. With its broad blade and striking cross motif, this longsword is perfect for those who appreciate historical craftsmanship and the art of swordsmanship.

This sport and stage combat 15th Century Ring-Hilt Longsword has a thick, blunted blade suitable for blade-on-blade contact. The blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel with full tang construction. Includes scabbard.

This Medieval arming Sword has a thick edged blade with a rounded tip built for stage and sport combat. The blade is forged from high carbon steel. The hilt is steel with a wooden grip which is bound in leather cord.

Intended for stage and sport combat, this version of the Sword of St. Maurice has a thick blade with thick edges and a large tang solidly peened to the pommel. The scabbard is leather-over-wood and finished with a steel tip and a wooden suspension loop.

The Five Lobe Viking Sword Blunted Blade is a reenactment or stage sword that is hand forged, with full tang construction.

The Gaelic Norse Arming Sword has a thick, blunted blade of high carbon steel built for the hard knocks of stage and sport combat. The tip is rounded for safety and the blade is hollow ground to reduce weight whilst maintaining durability.

This German Longsword has a blade crafted from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt is blackened steel and the grip is carved wood. The wood-core scabbard is overlaid in leather and completed with blackened metal fittings.

This stage and sport combat version of the Gothic Longsword has a blade with thick edges and a rounded tip that is able to handle the rigors of extended blade-on-blade contact. The crossguard and pommel are handcrafted from steel and the wood grip is bound in leather and twisted steel wire.

This Hand and a Half Spadona Longsword has a blunted high carbon steel blade intended for stage and sport combat. The grip is wood with leather and the crossguard and pommel are steel. The sword comes with a wood-core scabbard that is bound in fitted leather.

This sport and stage combat Viking sword has a thick, blunted blade suitable for blade-on-blade contact. The blade is forged from EN45 high carbon steel. The hilt has a pommel and guard of steel and a leather-wrapped wooden grip.

Viking swords of this style, featuring a distinct, simple, and prominent hilt seem to have been in fashion from the late 8th to the late 10th Century. The wide blades with wide fullers had only a moderate taper, ensuring that these beefy blades hit with considerable force on the unlucky foe.

This Medieval Knightly Sword has a thick edged blade with a rounded tip built for stage and sport combat. The blade is forged from high carbon steel. The hilt is steel with a wooden grip which is bound in leather cord. The sword is durable and strongly constructed.