Hanwei - Sable Hutton

Description

Hanwei - Sable Hutton
Hanwei - Sable Hutton
The British fencing teacher and officer Alfred Hutton (1839–1910) was a representative of the French fencing school. He campaigned for the resurgence of historical fencing and at the same time modernized the fencing techniques of his time.
One of Hutton’s great recognized achievements is to bring fencing back to life. inhaled after falling into the category of anachronistic and esoteric activities.
The Hanweis Hutton saber is inspired by the original with a stainless steel protector as well. built with a handle with imitation shark skin and wire winding. The blade and hilt of the Hutton saber mimics the style of a military saber to create a more realistic training sword.
The blade is slightly shorter, lighter and with a rounded tip for effective training. Also, it’s a bit more flexible than the military version of the sword.
Details:
Sheet material: carbon steel 9260.
Total length: approx.94.6 cm.
Leaf length: approx.78.7 cm.
Handle length: approx.15.2 cm.
Weight: approx.624 g.