Claymore 140 cm

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There is a measure of confidence a lord must carry with him when preparing his troops for battle. For you, that confidence is found the moment you hold your Claymore. Specially made to reflect your Scottish roots, it reminds you of the nation you are responsible to protect.

Your men have come to see your weapon as a symbol of power. When you raise it high into the air, they let forth a cheer of the same confidence you feel down into your bones. You will fight well today. You will win glory for your home and your people.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury's Claymore is an impressive 140 cm two-handed sword with great parrying qualities and a lot of personality. The 90 cm double-edged blade attaches to a large v-shaped crossguard, designed to lock an enemy’s blade and to protect your hands. The 32 cm ergonomic handle is wrapped in split-leather and can be used two-handed or one-handed in close quarters. At the end is a coreless pommel that matches the crossguard.

Match this Claymore with a buckler tied to the arm and a kilt to fit the part of a Scottish warrior, or use this sword to intimidate your enemies on the field as your own unique character. Made from durable closed cell foam around a solid fibreglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that your LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your battlefield kit.

HISTORY

• Scottish late medieval two-handed sword, used in the 15th to 17th centuries
• The average claymore was about 140 cm in overall length and weighed about 2.5 kg