Military Saber Blade
Military Saber Blade — a training version inspired by 18th–19th-century military saber blades for HEMA, historical reenactment, and stage combat.
Its nearly straight profile and proportions refer to army sabers of the period. The blade is designed primarily for cuts, while still allowing thrusts, an important feature in many historical fencing systems.
It flexes on thrusts and has a tip adapted for training, making it suitable for paired drills, sparring, and controlled fencing practice.
Its balance preserves the feel of a historical saber without unnecessary weight. The blade remains easy to control in motion and works well for regular practice, technical drills, and tournament use.
Thrust flex: 8–9 kg.
Blade length – mm
Width –
Material – high-carbon 60S2A spring steel, hardened to 51–53 HRC
Mounting– M6 threaded tang for nut assembly
Tip –secured with a flattened safety bend, creating a broad, safe contact surface.
Thrust flexibility – 8–9 kg