Elven Hunter Blade

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Elven Hunter Blade

Stronghold’s Elven Hunter Blade is a medium sword inspired by creatures who dwell in the Feywild. The sword is 75 cm long and has a 53 cm gracefully curved blade designed for slicing. The detailed handle features a hand-painted finish that looks like faded gold wrapped around polished ashwood. The 15 cm grip is cast with a woodgrain texture and is ergonomically shaped, grooved to fit the hand.

Stronghold weapons are foam weapons designed for tough combat at LARPs. They require no maintenance, unlike latex weapons, and feature detailed polyurethane handles.

This Stronghold blade is crafted using a unique Epic Foam that weighs the same as latex without requiring the constant upkeep. Additionally, the blade tip is stab-proof thanks to our new innovative construction. Lightweight and shaped with a realistic and cushioned edge, this weapon is designed to be safe, leaving your friends unbruised and unbroken!

• Available in Dark Wood & Dark Red, Bone White & Gold, Ivory White & Gold, Ivory White & Dryad Green, Purple & Dark Wood, Epic Black & Gold and Gray & Bone White colors

HISTORY

• Originally a creation of Germanic mythology and folklore
• Has been considered to be a magical creature with supernatural beauty, but this definition has varied throughout history
• J.R.R. Tolkien’s 20th century writings on the “Middle Earth Elf” has influenced how elves are seen today in the high-fantasy genre