Pirate Cutlass

Many a bloody-handed pirate of the 17th century clambered over the side of a gold laden galleon armed with a cutlass such as this. Known by many names – hanger, cuttoe, and short sabre by infantry, or cutlass by sailors – this was an exceedingly popular short weapon. The Pirate Cutlass has a grip that is padded with leather and wire wrapping making it easy to hold and use during sword fighting. The blade is made from a single piece of high carbon tempered steel.

Key Features:

• Made for Reenactments and Stage Fighting
• The Sword for all you Stunt and Theater Professionals!
• Features a Full Tang
• Has a Blunt Edge
• Grip is Padded, Covered with Leather, and Wire Wrapped
• Extra Hand Protection from the Guard
• Sheath Included

Materials:

• Made from One Thick Piece of 1065 High Carbon Steel
• Pommel and Guard Are Made from Blackened Iron

Care Instructions:

• Check out our Sword Care and Maintenance Guide for all kinds of info on how to take care of your sword and keep it in its best shape.