Swords, weapons & protective gear for HEMA and historical fencing

HEMA protective jacket built from the AP Light 350N, incorporating the double closure and back strap from the AP Plus 350N. Thinner and lighter than the classic AP jacket, it can be adjusted using the provided foams to be placed in dedicated pockets.

• Double closure (zip + velcro flap) and adjustable back strap
• Foams provided, to be positioned in pockets on the shoulders, front of the torso, and sides
• Attachment points at the elbows to add Shell overlays
• 350N certified fabric, breathable 3D mesh construction, available from XS to XXL

HEMA longsword inspired by a type XVa piece preserved at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, developed by Bellatore with the contribution of instructor Keith Farrell to find a compromise between historical accuracy and regular club use. Available in two handle lengths depending on the desired grip.

• Tapered blade with a diamond cross-section, designed for thrusting against armor without sacrificing cutting ability
• Long handle (23 cm) more comfortable with bulky HEMA gloves
• Hand-forged flexible blade in spring steel, stainless steel guard
• Suitable for the study of the ancient Liechtenauer tradition and the work of Fiore dei Liberi

The Wukusi Gothic Sallet is a hybrid HEMA helmet: a full fencing mask enclosed within a rigid plastic shell styled after the late-medieval sallet, fitted with an articulated visor that can be raised or fully removed. Built for harnischfechten and synthetic armour combat, it lets the wearer switch between restricted vision (visor down) and open vision (visor up or off).

• Rigid sallet-style shell + rear tail + articulated visor, both raisable and removable
• Integrated fencing mask, FIE 2018 three-point rear strap closure, black mesh
• Two configurations in one helmet: immersive with the visor closed, more open with it removed
• Built for harnischfechten, synthetic armour work, and restricted-vision drilling — pair with a certified mask for sparring or competition