
Rawlings Sparring Longsword 48.5″ White Blade HEMA Training Sword
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Rawlings Sparring Longsword 48.5" White Blade HEMA Training Sword
Safe, tournament-ready longsword designed by Dave Rawlings for serious HEMA sparring and stage combat.
- Length & Blade: 48.5" overall, 38" white synthetic blade with reinforced flex design
- Materials: High-impact polymer blade, embedded steel tang rod, thermoplastic elastomer grip
- Handle: Black rubber-textured grip with black guard and pommel
- Weight: 3.8 lbs — lighter than steel but heavier than wooden wasters for realistic training
- Durability: Brass nut joint ensures tight, reliable assembly; easy disassembly for transport
- Origin: United Kingdom; developed with the London Longsword Academy and HEMA community
- What's Included: Assembled sword ready to use
The blade's flex design near the tip reduces impact during thrusts compared to rigid trainers. Perfect for HEMA clubs, SCA events, theatrical productions, or serious martial arts students transitioning from wood to synthetic training weapons.
Product SKU: PR9010
Product Brand: Rawlings
Product Price: 75.61
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Safe, tournament-ready longsword designed by Dave Rawlings for serious HEMA sparring and stage combat.
- Length & Blade: 48.5″ overall, 38″ white synthetic blade with reinforced flex design
- Materials: High-impact polymer blade, embedded steel tang rod, thermoplastic elastomer grip
- Handle: Black rubber-textured grip with black guard and pommel
- Weight: 3.8 lbs — lighter than steel but heavier than wooden wasters for realistic training
- Durability: Brass nut joint ensures tight, reliable assembly; easy disassembly for transport
- Origin: United Kingdom; developed with the London Longsword Academy and HEMA community
- What’s Included: Assembled sword ready to use
The blade’s flex design near the tip reduces impact during thrusts compared to rigid trainers. Perfect for HEMA clubs, SCA events, theatrical productions, or serious martial arts students transitioning from wood to synthetic training weapons.




