Features
- Designed in the HEMA community as a competition level cutting blade.
- Non-sharpened blades have proper cross section to allow you to finish out the blade to your desired level of sharpness.
- Standard sharpened blades are done in house and have a simple 20 degree angle edge to them.
- 1 Year Warranty: DETAILS HERE
Heat-treatment link HERE:
Note from Victor:
This sword is different from our other blades, we spend extra time making a strong blade to meet the riggors of tatami cutting competitions. Forging is one of the activities of the manufacturing process. There are
blades and parts for which only tapering is done with smithing and some that are
made entirely by forging. Each sword is different, but the competition sharp is heavy forged.
Because of the tapering the material of the
blade can never be 100% of the same thickness over the entire length, due to
forging and straightening with the hammer. This causes a small surface defect in the middle of the blade in some
places: where the thickness of the material differs by 0.3-0.4 mm and creates small signs of surface roughness. This is
not a mistake or quality problem. This can be eliminated by grinding the entire blade thinner, which in turn
would make the blade weaker. So that’s not an option.
Review by Josh Furrate of ORDO, Baton Rouge, LA
Design: Overall everyone agreed that the design was sleek and
properly done with Historical pieces in mind. The blade geometry was on point.
This was confirmed by RJ and Phillip Martin, both who’s knowledge of Oakshott
is extensive. Everyone, including myself, love the handle length as is. As most
sharps are too small, this one was perfect for almost anyone to handle. It has
a nice weight and really wants to move. The pommel design was also rather
loved. Though a few folks feel it was a bit too pommel weighted, I don’t really
feel it’s a negative concern.
Performance:
The blade cuts really well, haha. I mean there many variables
to cutting mechanics and so forth but, it certainly wants to cut. While I think
it’s really good for all basic cuts and double mats, I do think that the weight
and momentum make it a bit slow for some fancier cuts. Even still I highly
recommend it for people who are wanting to compete in cutting. Others also
agreed on that point as well as good club cutting sword.
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Competition Sharp Longsword Pear, V3 
Awesome cutter with some cosmetic issues 
Very very good