Also known as “wasters,” wooden practice swords use wood or nylon instead of metal to give trainees an economic and genuinely safe option for early weapons training, sparring drills, and choreographed stage or theatrical combat without the risk a live blade carries.
This version follows the profile of an English Civil War-era parliamentary sword, giving re-enactors and students a practice weapon that matches the handling characteristics of the period blade it represents.
This reproduction recreates that wooden practice sword form, suited to training, choreography, and safe re-enactment sparring.



