Wood Training Dagger

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Crafted in wood with the blade extending straight through to the pommel these are very economical wooden wasters. A wooden dagger or "waster" allowed a warrior to practice safely and economically while preserving his precious steel for the real battle to come. (Wood Colour may vary) 17 1/4" overall.


Specifications

Reliks Product ID 2117
Manufacturer SKU 1609


Reliks Customer's Rating

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4/5 average from 12 reviews


Reliks Customer Reviews

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M - Verified Buyer


"could be heavier"


M - Verified Buyer


"When I unwrapped the dagger, I found that the cross-guard had come unglued. I just glued it back together myself, so it now works."


B - Verified Buyer


"Good value for the economical price"


B - Verified Buyer


"The handles are longer than the same product purchased from you a couple of years ago; but this is an improvement."


D - Verified Buyer


"These are very good. My daughter and I use the pair I received for practicing medieval dagger combat. Pros: - Rounded tip reduces injury. Nobody's gotten hurt from a stab. - Good size, weight, and balance. - Crossguard seemed like it wouldn't be robust enough with just a couple of pins holding it together, but so far they've taken a lot of abuse. - ... which is true of the rest of the daggers as well. Nothing has fallen off or gotten chipped up despite vigorous use. Cons: - The crossguards could be a little bit longer. We're finding our knuckles still getting dusted up a bit when parrying. - The blade is rounded but the crossguards end in sharp, angular corners. Good for trapping a blade, maybe, but we've gotten a few bumps and scrapes that might be avoided with less sharp corners."



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