Pirate Swords

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Pirate Swords Safe for Combat, Made for Swagger A pirate sword from Epic Armoury is a foam LARP weapon built around a solid fiberglass core: a blade that looks the part hanging at your hip and is safe to swing when the boarding action starts. The classic choice is the cutlass, short and broad with a guard protecting your hand, but this collection arms every kind of sea rover: sabers for cavalry-style slashers, rapiers and smallswords for duelists, and daggers for the close, dirty work. One purchase does both jobs, costume centerpiece and combat weapon, for years of events. Find Your Blade Cutlasses: The pirate weapon. Short, broad, and vicious, from compact deck-fighters to the 95 cm Corsair Cutlass, with full handguards your knuckles will thank you for. Sabers and falchions: Longer curved blades for duelists and cut-throats who fight with speed and reach. Rapiers and smallswords: The gentleman pirate's answer, elegant thrusting blades for captains who won their coat in a duel rather than a brawl. Daggers and knives: A stiletto, Bowie, or hunting dagger as backup steel, boarding knife, or the blade you're still allowed to wear in the tavern. Scabbards, baldrics, and swordholders: Carry it the period way: a curved scabbard for your cutlass, an over-shoulder baldric that stays put when you run, or a swordholder that hangs from any belt you own. Your First Pirate Sword If you're starting out, the answer is simple: the Ready For Battle Sword Pirate, 75 cm. It's our bestselling pirate blade for a reason: moderately styled so it fits nearly any setting, very durable, priced for a first kit, and compact enough to qualify as a short weapon under many LARP rulesets, which often means fewer restrictions on where and how you fight with it. Check your event's rules, but short and vicious is historically accurate anyway. Add a dagger later for a backup, and a scabbard when you're tired of holding it. Costume Prop and LARP Weapon in One This is what separates a foam sword from a