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The rapier was made for speed, control, and precision rather than heavy strikes. This sword follows that same design with a slim blade that is quick to move, easy to control, and built for accurate thrusting.
The 35-inch blade is forged from high-carbon steel with a narrow profile that tapers to a sharp point. It weighs under two pounds, making it light, balanced, and comfortable to handle for longer use. The balance point sits close to the guard, so it feels responsive instead of heavy.
The standout feature is the detailed steel basket guard, inspired by classic 16th and 17th century European rapiers. It helps protect the hand while adding an elegant historical look. Inside, the leather-wrapped wooden grip feels secure and comfortable in hand.
A great choice for collectors, historical enthusiasts, display pieces, or anyone who appreciates the refined design of a battle ready rapier sword.
| Measurement | Size |
| Total Length | 45 inches |
| Blade Length | 35 inches |
| Blade Width | 0.9 inches |
| Blade Thickness | 5mm |
| Total Weight | 900g / 2 lbs |
| Handle Length | 10 inches |
| Balance Point | 4 inches from the guard |
Original price was: $ 99.$ 74Current price is: $ 74.
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A rapier is a slender thrusting sword popular in Europe during the Renaissance.
Yes. Historical rapiers were real weapons, while modern fencing weapons are sport tools.
Most rapiers are long, narrow swords with extended reach compared to medieval arming swords.
Yes. They are highly sought after for their elegant guards and historical style.
Yes. Blunt training rapiers are used in historical fencing and HEMA groups.
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