Ancestor of the Swiss halberd, this model is inspired by the voulges and halberds found in Switzerland from the XIV and XV centuries.
The voulge, terribly effective on the battlefield, was probably derived from plowshares; a simple blade attached to a handle the size of a man. Later equipped, a spike was added to the back which revolutionised polearm design in the late Middle Ages. Later halberds and their cousins, the bills, were composed of a blade, a "dagger" point and a spike.
Our model is composed of a thick and secure blade for the cut and the thrust, and a two-part socket ensuring realism and support.
We recommend a round tapered shaft about 3 cm in diameter with a length greater than 160 cm.
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Designed and produced by AUDEO in Ukraine.
(Haft sold separately)
- Composition
- Synthetic
- Weight
- 330 g
- Total Length
- 58 cm
- Total Width
- 13 cm
- Blade Width
- 46 cm
- Shaft Dimensions
- Round or Octagonal 3 cm