All-Steel Six-Flanged Mace
Are you looking for a reliable weapon that wouldn't betray you in the chaos of a medieval battle? This six-flanged mace is a robust replica of a percussive weapon that stands out for its brutal simplicity and efficiency. Whether you are an enthusiast of the Hussite Wars, a collector, or looking for the perfect accessory for your historical costume, this piece will appeal to you with its authentic, unadorned, and purely functional appearance. Further product information ...
All-Steel Six-Flanged Mace, Hussite Weapon
A Weapon That Made History in the Hussite Wars
Maces were among the favorite weapons of both infantry and cavalry, mainly due to their ability to crush enemy armor without necessarily having to pierce it. They also played a significant role in the hands of the radical Hussites. Are you interested in other Hussite weapons and what influenced the course of their battles against the Crusaders? You can learn this and much more in our magazine article on Hussite weapons (see the Czech version for the link).
Solid Construction and a Reliable Grip
The weapon features an all-steel construction with no additional surface finish, giving it a raw, historically accurate character. The striking head is fitted with six massive flanges (blades) with a thickness of approximately 5 mm, ensuring a concentrated and crushing impact. For a more secure handling, the grip is covered with leather featuring distinct ring-like ribbing. The hand is additionally protected by a steel guard ring (rondel) at the top and a flat disc pommel at the bottom. The bottom pommel practically ends with a lanyard ring, through which a leather wrist strap can be threaded so the weapon doesn't slip from your hand in the heat of battle.
Technical Parameters
| Total length | approx. 55 cm / 21.6 inches |
| Metal head diameter | approx. 9 cm / 3.5 inches |
| Flange thickness | approx. 5 mm / 0.2 inches |
| Number of flanges | 6 |
| Material | Steel and leather |
Safety and Proper Care
Even though the mace is made of solid metal, for safety reasons, we offer it as a decorative and collector's item. It is not intended for full-contact combat (HEMA, buhurt), as hard steel-on-steel impacts can result in weapon damage or injury. To ensure the steel retains its appearance and does not rust, regular care is essential. We recommend wiping the metal parts after each handling and preserving them with a light film of gun oil. The leather grip should occasionally be treated with a leather balm.
Recommended Accessories
For a perfect portrayal of a Hussite warrior, we recommend combining the mace with a period padded gambeson, a chainmail shirt, and a kettle hat. If you plan to use it as a decoration, get a stylish wall mount that will make it the centerpiece of your armory.
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