Hanwei Sabre Military Hutton Replica

The "Hutton" sabre by Hanwei is a training sword that accurately replicates the style of a true military sabre, providing a realistic experience for military training. The blade is slightly shortened and lighter, featuring a rounded tip for safe and effective training sessions. It offers a greater degree of flexibility compared to live military swords.

Sabre fencing in the late 19th-century Italian style has gained popularity within historical fencing societies. This style originated from fencing masters who trained mounted troops in the art of sabre combat. The fencing masters Guiseppe Radaelli and Salvatore Pecoraro played significant roles in developing and refining this technique, which eventually became the adopted style at the Military Masters School in Rome. 

Hanwei's fencing sabres faithfully reproduce the hilt designs of Radaelli and Pecoraro, featuring stainless steel guards and wire-wrapped sharkskin-pattern grips. The high-carbon flex-tempered steel blades closely adhere to the historical proportions and are button-tipped for safety. The "Hutton" sabre in particular closely resembles the style of a true military sabre.