Training sword
"I'm a little angry my sword came a little bent but the weight is good for practicing forms overall."
Product Images
Legends In Steel Medieval/Renaissance-Era Carbon Steel Two Handed Great Sword
- CARBON STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Forged from tough carbon steel for reliable strength and period accuracy.
- RINGED GUARD FOR CONTROL: Dual-sided rings on the guard provide protection and a confident hold.
- FULLER DETAILING: Adds historical character and helps reduce blade weight for balance.
- AUTHENTIC OVERSIZED POMMEL: Designed to enhance handling and visual impact.
- COLLECTIBLE 45” LENGTH: A full-sized great sword ideal for display, reenactment, or historical decor.
- CARBON STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Forged from tough carbon steel for reliable strength and period accuracy.
- RINGED GUARD FOR CONTROL: Dual-sided rings on the guard provide protection and a confident hold.
- FULLER DETAILING: Adds historical character and helps reduce blade weight for balance.
- AUTHENTIC OVERSIZED POMMEL: Designed to enhance handling and visual impact.
- COLLECTIBLE 45” LENGTH: A full-sized great sword ideal for display, reenactment, or historical decor.
The Legends In Steel Medieval/Renaissance-Era Two-Handed Great Sword pays tribute to the powerful weapons wielded on 15th and 16th-century European battlefields. Designed to evoke the craftsmanship of the era, this historically inspired replica features a carbon steel blade built for durability and presence. Its large guard with dual-sided rings provides enhanced hand protection, staying true to the style of the swords used in armored combat.
From the fuller detailing to the substantial pommel, every element speaks to its historical roots. The handle is designed for a secure two-handed grip, making it suitable for reenactment or display. Measuring a full 45” in length, this great sword commands attention as a showpiece or part of a collection for medieval enthusiasts and sword collectors.
Overall rating: 3.6363637 / 5 from 11 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: ["looks","sheath","edge","sword","seller","blade"].
Review highlights
Reviews
Great replica
"Wow, what a fantastic blade. Thanks so much!"
2 handed sword
"well made, straight blade, not sharp but did sharpen with some effort and a good file."
Big freakin' sword
"This sword is big! Not battle ready or anything but certainly good enough to swing around for fun and/or display. Not the most pretty or well polished, but that can be done on your own with your own materials. For $50, this is a great piece."
Great For Prop/ Bad For Use
"The sword looks amazing and is very big but has completely dull and rounded edges, and the hilt came loose after hitting it against another sparring sword a few times. Definitely wouldn't recommend for actual use"
Wow
"Wow I am so glad I bought this it is awesome and heavy duty Thanks Bud K you always impress me with your deals."
Eh.
"Construction could be better. The guard was milled improperly leaving the block slightly off center, the blade is ever so slightly warped, there's also some scratches and dings on the flat of the blade but for $50 it's not bad"
no sheath....?
"No sheath, no good,,,too bad because for a few more dollars there could be a nice leather or hard plastic sheath that would make this a great seller....."
NO SHEATH...?
"This a really good sword, for $10-15 more the manufacturer could have added a leather or hard wood sheath that would have made this a top seller. But as usual, the idiots end up in marketing."
Reality
"This is my first sword purchase from Bud k and I am pleased. Of course we live in a world where you get what you pay for and for me this holds true to this sword. If you Remember that this sword is only 50.00 then you will be ok. For me this is strictly for display and not to live out some medieval fantasy. I don't mind the non sharpened edges for it gives me a choice on whether to sharpen it or not to. Thanks for a great product at a great price. It would be nice to see some floor stands for these beauties because all i see are samurai stands in the catalog."
