Windlass Steelcrafts Bar Mace

Maces were crucial in medieval combat due to their ability to inflict significant damage regardless of the opponent's armor. Unlike swords, which required skill and precision, a mace could crush through armor and helmets with sheer force. The heavy blows delivered by a well-wielded mace could break bones, crush helms, and even damage swords, making it a formidable weapon in the hands of a strong warrior.

This replica is inspired by remains found in the River Thames and features four bars of steel forming the head. The wooden and leather grip provides a secure hold, while the large steel pommel ensures balanced handling. This weapon is a testament to the enduring design that saw widespread use across Europe during the 14th century.

Key Features:

• Historical Significance: Used all across Europe, this mace design dates back to circa 1300.

• Design: Made from four bars of steel with a wood and leather grip for a secure hold.

• Balance: The large steel pommel helps in balancing the mace.

• Brutal Effectiveness: Capable of crushing helms and breaking swords with its heavy blows.

Experience the might of medieval warfare with this fully functional mace, a perfect addition to any collection or as a formidable piece for historical reenactments.

Functionality and Intended Use