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12-16-2009, 14:08 #1Super Moderator
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Know anything about this polymer espada y daga training set? Anyone? Bueller?
http://www.bloodnbonesgear.com/id35.html
I am in the market for an espada y daga training set and came across this. Do you have any experience with these? I am worried that the weight and balance will be off with the polymer versus metal structure. I am also worried about any potential flexion side to side.
I e-mailed the company for a response but since I figured I would post here as well.
Any one else who has used these products is welcome to reply and in fact, I really hope you do.
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They certainly seem thick enough to not flex from side to side. I wonder what kind of high density polymer:
- "Will with stand High impact and multiple Hits."
- "is built to last, made to be abused."
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12-16-2009, 14:34 #3Super Moderator
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I was wondering about that as well... About the flexion. I'm not overly concerned about it but I have seen supposed "rigid" polymers that still flex. Sword steel flexes as well so as long as it is not more than that I don't see a problem. Don't know unless you ask I guess.
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Those are quite rigid. They're similar to what John at TakKnife makes. I don't like them because of the flat handles. Simon at EKA has a nice set in Kamagong at a reasonable price.
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01-10-2010, 16:12 #5Super Moderator
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Thanks Barry. I'm looking at some aluminum ones as well. I appreciate the input.
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