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  • Spanish medieval uniforms would fit in Phoenix.

  • I think I would put my visor down; I don’t need to see the spear going into my eye for fun.

  • Pole axes a knight’s weapon of choice but was considered a peasants weapon. Knights were supposed to carry a sword. Most likely because the cost a hell of a lot more than a hunk of metal on a stick.

  • Why are they fighting with their face guard up? Their faces exposed to attack and fatal injury.

  • so this is how knights fought like in the medieval age? damn armor isnt getting them anywhere.

  • The action here does not seem very reminiscent of Pualus Kal's Poleaxe Treatise (KK5126) or others. Are these WMA/HEMA practitioners or jousters (only)? I am curious because I see a lot more banging and a lot less binding/winding/grappling than I would expect. Beautiful polaxe "wasters" by the way.

  • @voidlogic Thanks for your comments mate. One of the main reasons for the hitting opposed to grapple and binding is due to the fact its tournament, and specifically tournament of counted blows with some extra win conditions. Most of the guys you see fighting there are mainly jousters with some foot combat experience, so thats another reason. Also the technical side of poleaxe fighting that you see in manuals is very difficult to execute in harness at full speed and full contact. better next time

  • @voidlogic i suppose it's somewhat like the techniques used in a real fight won't come out exactly like the techniques in a book. It's a lot more difficult to execute techniques against a live opponent. But do be fair to the combatants, you do see elements of the fechtbuch techniques in what they're doing: deflecting blows with the haft, hooking and tripping, etc.

  • Their lack of eye protection disturbs me, I can just imagine someone getting an eye gouged out.

  • I'd love to join this

  • Love the show. could you put the camera on a tripod next time please?

  • great fighting. just dont understand why everone wants to make nusic vid out of it, that suxx big time,sry!

  • @davenriche

    The armour was made by several different armourers. 3 of the competitors are professional armoureres. Myself at Red Hart reproductions . com, Graham Nixon from New Zealand - Real Armour . com and Jeff Hedgecock from Historic Enterprises . com

  • Wow! Loved the video! One Question: Are the polleaxes' heads aluminium?

    The clanging sound during hits tells me they're not rubber and the bent dague suggests aluminium. Also, who made them for the Tournament?

  • @chevalion

    The heads are made of a hard rubber with a metal core. They are made and sold through Historic Enterprises. They are fantastic to fight with, as they are safe enough to fight at full speed with when fighting with good quality full armour. They are weighted like a steel axe to make the fighting more realistic. Check them out.

  • @LukeDelBinkey

    Thanks man

  • video iss great , but music iss heavy whigt bullshit !!!

  • Здорово,особенно доспехи впечатлили!!! 7:^)

  • @davenriche

    Probably from a bunch of different armourers. I know Geoffrey Hedgecock can make his own.

  • Nice fight!

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