Medieval Hanging Sword Belt – Brown – Deepeeka
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Medieval Hanging Sword Belt - Brown - Deepeeka
This medieval sword belt is crafted from sturdy brown leather and brass rivets with an adjustable antique-finished metal buckle. It has an integrated metal ring that supports two adjustable, buckled leather straps that can be wrapped around a sword scabbard. The hanging straps can be used to go around scabbard rings as photographed below, or they can be directly wrapped around a scabbard.
Overall Length: 64''
Width: 1 7/16''
Interior Circumference of Holders can be adjusted from approximately 9 1/2'' to 12'' (adding additional holes can adjust this)
Width of Holders can accommodate scabbards which are 4'' - 5'' wide (adding additional holes can adjust this)
Please Note: sword and scabbard and other accessories are not included.
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Q What materials is this medieval hanging sword belt made from? Common Question
Sturdy brown leather with brass rivets and an antique-finished metal buckle; the hanger uses an integrated metal ring with adjustable leather straps.
Q How does the hanger secure the scabbard? Common Question
Two adjustable, buckled leather straps attach to an integrated metal ring and wrap around the scabbard or through scabbard rings.
Q What size scabbards will the holders fit? Common Question
The interior circumference adjusts from about 9.5 to 12 inches and accommodates scabbards approximately 4 to 5 inches wide; additional holes can extend the range.
Q What is the overall length and belt width? Common Question
Overall length is 64 inches and the belt width is about 1 7/16 inches.
Q Is the sword or scabbard included? Common Question
No. The listing is for the hanging sword belt only; sword, scabbard, and other accessories are not included.
Q Is the hang angle adjustable? Common Question
Yes. The two buckled straps can be moved and re-holed to alter the carry angle from more horizontal to more vertical.
Q Is this suitable for reenactment or costume use? Common Question
Yes. It is a practical leather belt and hanger for medieval-style costuming and reenactment carry of a scabbarded sword.
Q Who makes this belt? Common Question
Deepeeka.
Q Any care recommendations? Common Question
Periodically condition the leather and check/retighten hardware; add holes cautiously if you need finer adjustment.
The Maker
Deepeeka
Deepeeka creates an astonishing variety of replica weapons, armor, and re-enactment accessories that range from Classical Antiquity to the 20th Century. Deepeeka has been crafting replicas since the 1980s and their products are essential gear for many re-enactment groups. Many swords, daggers and other weapons made by Deepeeka are durably crafted and budget-friendly offerings. The steel is good and well-tempered and their leathercraft and woodworking are of excellent quality. Deepeeka’s products are handcrafted and (in the case of blades, hand-hammered) are a good deal for those who want a quality item at a good price.
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I don’t know how to comment on this one, because the belt feels good and surprised me with it’s quality, but the actual ergonomics of the belt are questionable. If you are looking for a belt to hold your sword, this does the job, but you have to have it higher on the waist as opposed to the hip like a normal belt. The sword will also swing about a fair bit (making running a bit challenging), and you will have to make new holes for your sword so you can better fit. Overall, I like it, but I find my self shifting the scabbard belts either closer or further away depending if I want the sword to be more horizontal or vertical, which is not really a concern with other belts.
with slight modifacation it works perfect
with slight modifacation it works perfect
A decent, sturdy sword belt. It’s not perfect, it has something things about it I’ll tweak and it needs some breaking in, but you’re not going to find anything better than this within this price range unless you’re making it yourself from scratch