New Release: Swordier Type XVIIIb Longsword – Diamond Cross-Section Blade Full Review.

Hello sword friends, In today’s video, we’re excited to introduce the Swordier Type XVIIIb Hand-and-a-Half Longsword – a brand-new release inspired by historical late-medieval battlefield weapons, designed with cutting and thrusting performance in mind. The Type XVIIIb sword design originated in the 15th century and was favored for its stiff, diamond-shaped cross-section blade, capable of penetrating gaps in armor while still delivering powerful cuts. Our modern interpretation stays true to that heritage while using high-performance 65Mn spring steel for strength, durability, and agility in sparring or competition. 🔧 Specifications: Blade Type: Type XVIIIb, diamond cross-section Blade Material: 65Mn Spring Steel Blade Length: 92 cm (36.22 in) Blade Width at Base: 5 cm (1.97 in) Distal Taper: 6.5 mm to 3 mm (0.26 in to 0.12 in) Point of Balance (P.O.B.): 9 cm (3.54 in) from crossguard Grip Length: 19 cm (7.48 in) Weight: 1500 g (3.31 lbs) Whether you're a historical European martial artist, reenactor, or sword enthusiast, this longsword delivers both authenticity and high-end performance. ⚔️ Special Launch Offer – 10% OFF! To celebrate the release, we’re offering an exclusive 10% discount for a limited time. Don’t miss this chance to own a high-performance longsword at a great value. 🛒 Order now at: https://swordier.com/products/swmz-10... #Swordier #Longsword #TypeXVIIIb #MedievalSword #SwordReview #HEMA #HistoricalWeapons #CutAndThrust #SpringSteelSword #Swordsmithing #SwordCollection #BattleReady