The elaborately designed Hartmut Dagger is conceived as a classic sidearm within the Hammerkunst series and is aimed particularly at down-to-earth, military, and historically inspired character concepts. Its design is deliberately simple and functional: a straight guard, a clearly structured grip, and a well-balanced blade shape create a timeless appearance that fits seamlessly into a wide range of roles—from servants and mercenaries to guards, knights, and nobility. The Hartmut Dagger intentionally avoids overly ornate decoration, instead relying on clean lines and a credible, robust character. This makes it equally suitable for historical as well as fantastical settings and easy to combine with a wide variety of armour and costumes. Like all daggers in the Hammerkunst series, the Hartmut Dagger is available in two versions: with a rigid blade for parrying and striking, and with a flexible blade developed for safe thrusting and “assassination” play in LARP.
Material: PU foam, fiberglass (rigid blade), nylon (flex blade)
Overall length: 50 cm
Grip length: 9.5 cm
Guard width: 17 cm
Hammerkunst LARP foam weapons combine modern manufacturing techniques with traditional craftsmanship aesthetics. The hybrid construction merges soft, safe PU foam in the blade area with sturdy grips that accurately reproduce fine details. All designs are inspired by historical blacksmithing, giving each piece an organic, handcrafted character. Hammerkunst – tradition re-imagined and newly created.
All items shown here have been developed for the safe depiction of combat in live role-playing, on theatre stages, or similar settings. The foam weapons feature a fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP) core rod that is fully encased in soft foam to prevent injury. Our products are handcrafted and hand-painted; colour tones may therefore vary slightly. Photographic images and screen settings may not accurately represent actual colours. 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 elaborately designed Hartmut Dagger is conceived as a classic sidearm within the Hammerkunst series and is aimed particularly at down-to-earth, military, and historically inspired character concepts. Its design is deliberately simple and functional: a straight guard, a clearly structured grip, and a well-balanced blade shape create a timeless appearance that fits seamlessly into a wide range of roles—from servants and mercenaries to guards, knights, and nobility. The Hartmut Dagger intentionally avoids overly ornate decoration, instead relying on clean lines and a credible, robust character. This makes it equally suitable for historical as well as fantastical settings and easy to combine with a wide variety of armour and costumes. Like all daggers in the Hammerkunst series, the Hartmut Dagger is available in two versions: with a rigid blade for parrying and striking, and with a flexible blade developed for safe thrusting and “assassination” play in LARP.
Material: PU foam, fiberglass (rigid blade), nylon (flex blade)
Overall length: 50 cm
Grip length: 9.5 cm
Guard width: 17 cm
Hammerkunst LARP foam weapons combine modern manufacturing techniques with traditional craftsmanship aesthetics. The hybrid construction merges soft, safe PU foam in the blade area with sturdy grips that accurately reproduce fine details. All designs are inspired by historical blacksmithing, giving each piece an organic, handcrafted character. Hammerkunst – tradition re-imagined and newly created.
All items shown here have been developed for the safe depiction of combat in live role-playing, on theatre stages, or similar settings. The foam weapons feature a fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP) core rod that is fully encased in soft foam to prevent injury. Our products are handcrafted and hand-painted; colour tones may therefore vary slightly. Photographic images and screen settings may not accurately represent actual colours. 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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