(Pros: Overall Quality, Ease of Displaying, Materials Quality
Cons: None
great training tool
Great addition to Cold Steel training products
Cold Steel 92BKPB Medieval Buckler Polycarbonate Training Shield
Part #: CS92BKPB | Cold Steel Knives
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Description
CS92BKPB: Midieval Buckler Shield
Cold Steel
Medieval Buckler
Essentially, a Buckler is a small shield about the size of a large dinner plate. It often accompanied a swordsman as an aid in defense. The Cold Steel training replica is stoutly made and has a thick, sturdy, raised boss to protect the hand, and a rugged handle that will withstand plenty hard of use.
Always wear eye protection and appropriate equipment when training. Not for use when training against metal weapons.
CS92BKPB: Midieval Buckler Shield
Cold Steel
Medieval Buckler
Essentially, a Buckler is a small shield about the size of a large dinner plate. It often accompanied a swordsman as an aid in defense. The Cold Steel training replica is stoutly made and has a thick, sturdy, raised boss to protect the hand, and a rugged handle that will withstand plenty hard of use.
Always wear eye protection and appropriate equipment when training. Not for use when training against metal weapons.
Specifications
- Diameter: 12"
- Thickness: 1/2"
- Material: Polycarbonate
- Weight: 2 Lbs. 2.7 oz
- Made in Taiwan
UPC Code: 705442009948
Customer Reviews
Albert
Winchester, TNDec 04, 2012
Jeff J
South Bend, INSep 20, 2012
Pros: Overall Quality, Materials Quality
Cons: None
Pleasantly Surprised
My wife wanted to get a couple of these for our stick fighting as to add a different dimension. I was hesitant 'cause I thought they would be thin, cheap, and flimsy. They aren't. Good thickness and weight and can be used with lacrosse gloves or other protective gear. Lots of fun too.
Rh
Greater BostonMay 08, 2012
Pros: Overall Quality, Ease of Displaying, Materials Quality
Cons: None
Overbuilt, like a tank
I bought this buckler to use with my CS training sword and training dagger for hands-on demonstrations for my students. I expect it will last years, even with regular use. The only down-sides are the slickness and profile of the handle. That's easily fixed with some grip-tape.
