Medieval Rapier
Grip
Medieval Rapier on Stand
Handle
Medieval Rapier on Stand
Medieval Rapier
Grip
Medieval Rapier on Stand
Handle
Medieval Rapier on Stand

Renaissance Rapier (DULL) | 65 Manganese Steel

$169.99

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Superior Blade Quality – Crafted from 65 manganese steel known for it's high toughness and excellent flexibility, It allows the blade to bend under pressure and return to its original shape. Making this rapier is the perfect balance between strength and agility.

Elegant and Sturdy Grip – The handle is wrapped in genuine leather for a luxurious and durable grip, ensuring both comfort and control in the hands of a true duelist.

A Statement Piece – This Rapier spans a total 47.68 inches and features an intricate 10.75-inch guard, making it the perfect display piece for any medieval blade enthusiast.

Disclaimer: Display stands shown in photos are for illustrative purposes only and are not included.

  • Dull
  • Blade Material: 65 Manganese Steel
  • Overall Length: 47.68 in.
  • Guard Width: 10.75 in.
  • Handle Material: Leather

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We process orders in 1-4 business days.
USA orders should arrive in 3-7 business days.

OTHER COUNTRIES

We process international orders in 3-5 business days.

Please expect your orders to take around 10-15 business days. Every country has different customs and protocols, which could potentially result in a delay in the arrival of your item.

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Double Sword Stand

Double Sword Stand

$21.24

 
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The chosen sidearm of civilian Europe...

In Renaissance Europe, a variety of cutting and thrusting swords inspired a new weapon: the rapier. It was an important civilian sidearm by the 16th century, especially for fashionable and wealthy men. The long, pointed blade was ideal for precise thrusts while maintaining an ability to cut, and was popular in formal fencing. The elaborate guard protected the hand in close combat.
 
Rapiers were used across Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, and were tied to social status, civilian use, and dueling. The fencing traditions in Spain and Italy were very influential, and famous blade-making areas like Solingen and Toledo sent rapiers throughout the continent.
 
Our rapier is made of 65 Manganese Steel with a leather handle. Because it is not sharpened, it is ideal for cosplay, display, and historical setups.

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Specifications

Edge Dull
Blade Material 65 Manganese Steel
Overall Length 47.68 in
Guard Width 10.75 in
Grip Material Leather

Shipping & Returns

USA ORDERS

We process orders in 1-4 business days.
USA orders should arrive in 3-7 business days.

OTHER COUNTRIES

We process international orders in 3-5 business days. Please expect your orders to take around 10-15 business days. Every country has different customs and protocols, which could potentially result in a delay in the arrival of your item.

Read Our Shipping FAQs

Read Our Returns & Refunds FAQs

How big is the Rapier Sword?

It is a full-length replica: 47.68 inches with a 10.75" wide guard.

How should I care for my sword?

After handling, wipe the 65 Manganese steel blade dry and keep it indoors, away from humidity. A light coat of oil helps if you live in a damp climate.

Will the Rapier work for cosplay and display?

Yes, this is the intended use. Make sure to check the rules for conventions and events, as some will not allow even dull blades.

Is the Rapier sharp?

No, the dull blade is safe in your costume or display.

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Caleb L.
Surprisingly good practice rapier for the price

I wasn't expecting much, but the price was too good to pass up. It seems quite solidly built, and is comfortable in the hand. Makes for a good practice weapon.

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Hotdog

Bin waiting for this sword for a while now

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