$74.99
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Medieval rondel dagger crafted from durable steel with wooden grip and leather scabbard. Ideal for LARP, stage use, and historical display.
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The rondel dagger is a distinctive medieval dagger, used between the 14th and 15th centuries across Europe. With a circular guard and pommel, this dagger was designed for precision thrusting, used by knights and soldiers in close combat. Its slim, rigid blade made it effective for targeting gaps in armor, making it an important secondary weapon on the battlefield.
This medieval dagger is crafted from durable steel with a clean polished finish. The blade is designed for durability and long-lasting use, while maintaining a refined look suitable for display or costume use. The iconic rondel design not only enhances its historical accuracy but also provides a balanced and comfortable grip.
The wooden grip ensures a firm and natural hold, giving better control during use. Paired with a sturdy leather scabbard, this dagger rondel is easy to carry, store, and transport. The sheath protects the blade from damage and gives safe handling, making it ideal for LARP events, stage performances, reenactments, or as a collectible display piece.
Whether you are a reenactor, collector, or enthusiast of medieval arms, this rondell dagger combines history, craftsmanship, and practicality in one reliable piece.
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| Weight | 0.31 kg |
|---|---|
| Finish | Polish |
| Size | 30 cm |
A: A rondel dagger was historically used as a secondary weapon for close combat, especially to target gaps in armor.
A: This medieval dagger typically comes with a standard edge suitable for display and light use. It is not intended for heavy combat or real weapon use.
A: The blade is crafted from durable steel, for strength, longevity, and a polished, authentic medieval look.
A: Yes, it includes a leather scabbard that protects the blade and makes it easy to carry and store safely.
A: Yes, the wooden grip is designed for a firm and natural hold, providing comfort and control while maintaining a traditional look.
A: Yes, it is suitable for LARP, stage use, and historical reenactments, but not for combat.
A: Wipe the blade after use, apply light oil occasionally, and store it in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.
A: No, since it is handcrafted, slight variations in finish, wood grain, and leather may occur, adding to its authentic character.
