Age of Craft – Mace with Six Flanges
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- Class
- Sport Combat
- Overall Length
- 18 11/16''
- Weight
- 2 lbs 2.5 oz
- Brand
- Age of Craft
- Era
- Medieval
Overview
Age of Craft - Mace with Six Flanges
This burly mace is created specifically for rigorous HMB / Buhurt full contact medieval sport combat. The head with thickened flanges is G65 steel and it is securely mounted onto a thickened hardwood haft. A wooden wedge driven into the haft atop the mace socket further expanded the wood within the mace socket to yet further tighten and secure it. Bands of grip tape on the handle complete this mace for use.
Please Note: The decoration type and placement on the haft may vary. The haft may have some variation in shape, but will be strong and sturdy.
Specifications
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- Brand
- Age of Craft
- Era
- Medieval
- Overall Length
- 18 11/16''
- Weight
- 2 lbs 2.5 oz
- Class
- Sport Combat
- Country of Origin
- Ukraine
- Head Length
- 3 13/16''
- Material
- G65 Spring Steel
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The Maker
Age of Craft
Age of Craft creates exceptionally robust armor and equipment for HMB (Historical Medieval Battles) combat sport fighting and their well-crafted armor meets the safety and authenticity requirements for the renowned HMB World Championship ‘’Battle of the Nations.’’ From their Ukraine workshop, Age of Craft constructs the most durable and tough armor we have available and it is built for full contact steel weapon fighting. Years of experience and direct contact with fulfilling the needs of dedicated sport fighters guides the design principles of Age of Craft.
While designed with HMB in mind Age of Craft armor and gear is also eminently suitable for SCA, ACL, and other combat sports where premium protection is paramount.
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Wonderful
The head is formidable and indestructible. The haft is awful and prone to breaking. If you have this re-handled by a competent blacksmith, it will be very durable and an excellent piece.