The Marquet Dagger is the compact version of the short sword of the same name, retaining all of its characteristic details suited to nobles, knights, and well-to-do player characters. Ornate decorations, a deceptively realistic grip, and a finely shaped pommel give this dagger an elegant yet functional appearance. Like all daggers in the Hammerkunst range, the Marquet Dagger is available in two versions: with a classic rigid blade for parrying and striking, and with a flexible blade specifically developed for safe thrusting and “assassination” play in LARP. Material: PU foam, fiberglass (rigid blade), nylon (flex blade)
Overall length: 48.5 cm
Grip length: 9 cm
Guard width: 12.5 cm
Blade width: 4 cm
All products shown here have been developed specifically for the safe depiction of combat in live role-playing or on theatre and stage productions. The core rod is fully encased in soft foam to minimize the risk of injury. For production-related reasons, this “Hammerkunst” foam weapon features a small hole on each side of the blade; this does not affect functionality and does not constitute a defect.
The Marquet Dagger is the compact version of the short sword of the same name, retaining all of its characteristic details suited to nobles, knights, and well-to-do player characters. Ornate decorations, a deceptively realistic grip, and a finely shaped pommel give this dagger an elegant yet functional appearance. Like all daggers in the Hammerkunst range, the Marquet Dagger is available in two versions: with a classic rigid blade for parrying and striking, and with a flexible blade specifically developed for safe thrusting and “assassination” play in LARP. Material: PU foam, fiberglass (rigid blade), nylon (flex blade)
Overall length: 48.5 cm
Grip length: 9 cm
Guard width: 12.5 cm
Blade width: 4 cm
All products shown here have been developed specifically for the safe depiction of combat in live role-playing or on theatre and stage productions. The core rod is fully encased in soft foam to minimize the risk of injury. For production-related reasons, this “Hammerkunst” foam weapon features a small hole on each side of the blade; this does not affect functionality and does not constitute a defect.
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