The Milanese Sword from Epic Armoury’s Stronghold Master Collection is a blade built for fighters who value precision and endurance. Inspired by the longswords of Northern Italy, it combines the elegance of Renaissance design with the durability of modern LARP construction. This is a sword that feels clean, functional, and responsive, ideal for those who want a weapon that holds up under pressure and moves the way they do. Like every Stronghold Master, the Milanese is built for full-contact use. Its construction uses latex-free injection-molded EVA foam around an oval fiberglass core, reinforced with a tube tip for extra safety. As a result, we have a sword that can handle abuse while not losing shape or edge profile after repeated hard combat. The somewhat reduced blade profile helps the handling and makes the sword feel even more nimble, while still boasting the forgiving soft feel that Stronghold weapons are known for. Balanced at the hilt, it feels natural as you may quickly strike in a duel, or haul yourself through combat for long hours of play. The design is stripped back but purposeful. The teardrop-shaped grip is molded with a subtle texture that gives you secure control, even in the middle of high-intensity combat. Wrapped in leather, it provides comfort during long use while looking authentic. The grip flows smoothly into a minimalist guard and a rounded pommel, details that might not be flashy, but give the sword a refined simplicity. This is a weapon that doesn’t need to show off; it proves itself through performance. Available in 91 cm and 109 cm versions, the Milanese Sword also features a sculpted ricasso on the longer model, giving fighters extra grip options and leverage when needed. Choose between two color finishes: steel for a grounded, realistic look, or bronze for a warmer tone that adds a touch of character. And while there isn’t a scabbard made specifically for the Milanese, it fits neatly in the Epic Armoury Adjustable Scabbard, keeping your weapon secure and ready for travel between battles. Whether you use it in LARP, theatre, or training demonstrations, the Milanese Sword strikes a balance between style and performance. It’s sleek, reliable, and built for players who want a sword that can endure the test of time and combat alike.
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