Blade Hook (New Blood)
Blade Hook – New Blood
No crossguard? No problem.
The Blade Hook – New Blood is a smart, understated solution for securing sabres, seaxes, and other crossguard-less weapons in your belt holder or frog. Designed for function and shaped by necessity, it wraps around your weapon’s grip and adds a firm catch—keeping your blade exactly where it belongs, even mid-march.
Crafted from Crazy Horse leather and available in all Armorware New Blood colours, this minimalist add-on blends seamlessly with your kit while adding a touch of worn-in charm.
Sometimes, the simplest gear is the most essential. Tie it on, lock it in, and stride on knowing your blade is right where you need it.
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Blade Hook (New Blood)
Blade Hook – New Blood
No crossguard? No problem.
The Blade Hook – New Blood is a smart, understated solution for securing sabres, seaxes, and other crossguard-less weapons in your belt holder or frog. Designed for function and shaped by necessity, it wraps around your weapon’s grip and adds a firm catch—keeping your blade exactly where it belongs, even mid-march.
Crafted from Crazy Horse leather and available in all Armorware New Blood colours, this minimalist add-on blends seamlessly with your kit while adding a touch of worn-in charm.
Sometimes, the simplest gear is the most essential. Tie it on, lock it in, and stride on knowing your blade is right where you need it.
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Blade Hook – New Blood
No crossguard? No problem.
The Blade Hook – New Blood is a smart, understated solution for securing sabres, seaxes, and other crossguard-less weapons in your belt holder or frog. Designed for function and shaped by necessity, it wraps around your weapon’s grip and adds a firm catch—keeping your blade exactly where it belongs, even mid-march.
Crafted from Crazy Horse leather and available in all Armorware New Blood colours, this minimalist add-on blends seamlessly with your kit while adding a touch of worn-in charm.
Sometimes, the simplest gear is the most essential. Tie it on, lock it in, and stride on knowing your blade is right where you need it.
