Review of the Regenyei Armory Battlesword No.5
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2022
- If you want to know more about the new Battlesword No5 from Regenyei Armory or hear my opinion about it this is your video.
Here is the link to the store: regenyei.com/product/th-05-do...
Some Stats provided by the manufacturer:
Weight: 3520 g (±20)
Full length: 182 cm
Blade length: 130 cm - from crossguard to tip
Blade width at the cross: 39 mm
Blade base thickness: 8 mm
Ricasso length: 26 cm
Blade & crossguard material: 51CrV4 spring steel
Blade & crossguard hardness: 49-51 HRC
Fullers: 25 cm
Crossguard: renaissances “simple” - 47 cm; ringed; blackened
Grip length: 51 cm - including pommel
Grip cover: ribbed leather & cord interline
Point of balance: ~14,5 cm - from crossguard
Pommel: mace - blackened 
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Such swords are the crown of the development of edged weapons.
I have to admit I've never been a fan of the flame style blades on Greatswords but you've sold me on this model, it's a beauty! Great review!
What's the purpose of a flame style blade.
at first i was Fairly certin it was so the wound would bleed more or take more time to heal but after some quick googling it seems like it was mostly an aesthetic choice. Some sources say that it made the blade more durable but I'm not sure the truth to that. not 100% so feel free to correct me if you find out otherwise
@@skizmark5269 I did a couple searches myself, my findings show that flame style blades were a mix of aesthetic choice and were meant to cause unpleasant vibrations for the opponent when parrying.
@@hoop6988 they also make ugly cuts that are hard to heal from.
Or so I read somewhere
Got the No. 2 Flamberge a while ago and it's beautiful
I have the No. 4 Montante I that was pictured next to the doppelhander, I also have a longsword from them, Regenyei really do make some good swords.
Ive been looking at getting one of regenyei's flamberge type battleswords but the only reviews ive seen are on his feders. Thanks for the video bjorn
This channel deserves way more viewers. Keep up the great videos.
I have a similarly wobbly feder from Regenyei and while it's not noticeable by itself, it's definitely a factor in the bind. Gorgeous sword.
I'm glad you have done a review, that sword is next on my "to buy" list so good to hear you like it!
Beautiful sword, and great video!
Cheers! 💚
Great demonstration.
Gorgeous!
Always love these videos.
thx :)
I've got 2 swords from regenyei and I'm totally happy with them. Really can recommend them.
Excellent review. Thanks
Thx mate!
Obviously I want one now. Lol
Mine arrived today, truly a magnificent piece. It quite a heavy boi though, my forearms are pumped after only a few minutes of slow to moderate "swinging". This thing sleeps in my bed tonight.
Lovely..enjoy mate :)
It is an excellent and beautiful sword indeed. Cheers!!!, from Canada to Germany!!!
Your weapon collection is truly awesome. It must cost lot of money❤
... this is true engineering for its era. Firstly, the combination of spear and sword into one piece-of-technology is inspired. I can only imagine how this would have performed in the hands of a master on the battlefield. By your demonstration... I assume quite-well. Secondly, and most importantly, the flamberge-design is the work of a genius. Not discounting the incredible skill necessary to forge... the wave-form in this blade bridges the gap between the cutting-power of eastern-swords and the length and flexibility of the western-ones. Geometry that behaves as a curved-sword while mainting a net-level of linearity is certainly stunning. It may have some resonance issues (speculative), but these must be small. This style of sword does not receive enough credit, and this design you're wielding must be approaching or contending for the title of "King of The Battlefield"...
Regenyei’s pricing is incredibly reasonable and have great customizability, I hope to get the funds for a sharp great sword from them in the near future.
Nice! I have three great swords made by Regenyei.
If you could do a conclusive video of it after a year of use, that would be phantastic👍
Wow , what a monster. I'm used to handling a little 900 gram shashka , and that gives me a good workout. That sword would be like holding almost 4 shaska's at once!! Definitely too large for my 150 pound body. Must be very annoying to sharpen it though? Very nice. Cheers
You can get special round or halfround sharpening bits so not as difficult as you may think but certainly time consuming
@@lukeevans1945thanks for the info. I never heard of these? Where can i find one? I have lots of trouble sharpening. Even with a bench grinder. It would be much easier with a small sharpening stone that's angled at 22.5 degrees.
Good lord, I wish this was available on Regenyei's US distributor.
Amazing vid also such a beautiful sword!!! BTW Don't worry on the other side of the sea most countries use meters too... with some exceptions🤣 ofc.
I love 2 handed swords but no-matter how much I use one I can never get a feel for its movement, for it to weigh that much even after you've removed material from the blade just never makes sense to me when I pick one up.
I love seeing them though, beautiful and so much fun to spar against 🙂
It's all about knowing how to use the mometum of it. Big, circular movements. I got a Regenyei Zweihänder, which I think they've taken out of production. It's 179cm and 3.2kgs, I think. It's a bit taller than I am, I'm fairly fit, and I use it for longsword drills. I'm nowhere near as fluid or fast as Björn is, but he's also a bit taller and meatier than I am. I used to tire after using it for 15 mins on either side, but you need to let the momentum build up for your next swing, and use the hilt and back hand to direct more than the front hand, which is normally the hand you use to guide.
It's quite fun to use, and it does help with your wielding other weapons. I used to think longswords had some weight to them, now they feel like toothpicks :)
Spectacular review! I was on the dence about purchasing a sword from Regenyei Armory, but with this, I think I will!
Nice, im sure you will have a lot of fun with that baby :) tell them you have seen my review! Thx mate!
what you are doing is important, if nobody has told you this already. thank you
Oh thx mate....you mean review or my overall content?
@ overall, but reviews are valuable when they have historical context also
What is the beautiful sword at 1:12? Would love to play around with that!
Never knew about this company, I'm gonna check them out since I'm looking for a quality sword at decent price
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Sweet Jesus, that's what I call gorgeous (and I'm not only talking about the sword)
I have been looking for a good doppelhander simulator for years, and I think you got me sold on that one !
I do however have a question regarding your steel weaponry, regardless of category, how do you take care of it ? What kind of maintenance and how regularly do you do it to keep them in good shape ?
Nice, enjoy :D
Just oil it with a cloth a bit after use, every time..thats it. If you have some rust shadows sand it with fine paper or steelwool :)
@ Thanks ! i never got to take care of steel before so I wanted to do things right before buying anything
I love everything about this sword. Except the flamberge style blade... Never did like that...
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What a beauty! Do you know if the factory offers this blade sharpened? Not to be too stereotypically RUclips here but I would genuinely be interested how the blade shape changes cutting performance. Are there historical sources talking about the benefit for this shape?
Yes definitely, you can add a "sharp edge and pointy tip" option. I provided a link to the blade in my vid description.
Regarding the blade shape...there are no contemporary descriptions why they are waved. In my opinion the serrated or wave-shaped blade is particularly suitable to cut through light armor such as leather or fabric - in addition to its threatening overall appearance. While a straight blade can slip off more easily, a serrated edge bites into the material to be cut much more easily. Just like bread with a hard crust that is easier to cut with a bread knife than with a straight, smooth blade.
Thanks! I did not see the link in the description at first.
Ah interesting. I bet you are correct but it must have increased cost significantly. Also the maintenance of sharpening would be significant. Do you know how they were stored or carried? Do the manuscripts give suggestions?
Great video. How tall are you?
195cm
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Where did you get those cool pants?
Highhillpants from Spain
@ you get this question so often, why not make a pants review and distributor list video? This you can refer to then for the question. Or even add a link to each description =)
@@googleuser2016 funny thing...i get an order in a couple of weeks...new pants, new jacket...i will do that!
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The thumbnail is very funny to me since I know that the sword has like 1.8m and looks like a toy in the hands of a beast like you. How is it going to look like when a little man like me is going to get it XD
May I ask how the difference is between handling this and your other Battleswords from the videos before?
In my Fundamental video, I use one that is almost twice as heavy. In contrast, this one is really easy to swing. Admittedly, the heavier one is also a bit too heavy. In my landsknecht I also use a Regenyei with a few hundred grams less weight. This one is a really good compromise for when you want something big and heavy, but still easy to handle.
Thank you for the reply. I hope the Grip will hold up well since some blows are going to meet it too👍
May I ask, is it ok to use zweihander that taller than user? Or it should height as user's chin?
Could be a bit taller if you want and can still handle that but regular size is a height between chin and scalp :)
@ Thank you very much, I'm planning on buying zweihander and practice with it too. This helps a lot :)
Would this sword be a valid option for a total beginner? I am 192cm /80kg quite fit - working out and bouldering multiple times a week.
I am just about to finally confirm
my purchase of the Spadone No.3. I would guess it would be a good choice - not to heavy to start with. I have already checked with Falko about it.
Now after I have watched your video a second time am thinking maybe I should start right away with a big one.
What do you think?
A spadone is just something completely different from a battle sword. If you want to fence Iberian sources, have desire for dynamic, fast strikes, then you should stay with your order. If you want to discover the battle sword for yourself, this means other movement patterns, and significantly fewer fencing sources, or actually no source at all, than go for that beast. I personally find battle swords more interesting, because let's face it, spadones are just slightly larger longswords ;)
But do not misunderstand, with battle swords can also be fenced Iberian Reglas. However, it takes more effort, but forces you to be more precise. Spadones are much more forgiving, but they are also made for that. For civilian use, they are ultimately more efficient.
@ Thank you, Björn. Your explanation helped me a lot. I want slower and powerful movements but challenging ones. So I am looking forward to keep this beast at bay :). Since I like the design a bit better I will order a custom
Zweihänder No.8.
Do you have any experience with Regenyei's standard oval grips? I would prefer those since they make
the sword look not too fancy.
p.s.maybe I can make it to the Hammaborg February event.Alex.
@ Good to know. Thank you.
If I may ask, can you train and spar (of course not full speed) with this?
Absolutely...the no.5 is a nice balance between a graceful size and good handling :)
@ thanks! I just feel it looks a bit too fancy to spar with lol.
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And which kind of steel is it, and whats the temper? Just to know.
51CrV4 spring steel hardened to 49-51HCR
@ My thanks. And pretty good as well.
The middle of the handle looks too thin
Is the tang strong enough?
Since the metal part is also the load-bearing part, it actually only plays an insignificant role in which form the wood is shaped around. It also feels very stable, do not worry, it will hold :)
wow I am surprised on how stiff that blade is for it's size, I think I would go for the n.2 flamberge though I am not sure I could handle a sword taller than me
No. 2 is also a nice one. One of my students used it for years and he is really satisfied :)
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besitze selber zwei custom regenyei langschwerter... finde ich qualitativ wirklich sehr gut! bin ich hoch zufrieden mit! einzig die scheiden die regenyei anbietet finde ich echt nicht gut... viel zu groß, viel zu dick und meine passt leider überhaupt nicht zum Schwert.... ein montante steht auch definitiv noch auf meiner Liste:) lg
A machine, if not someone swung a wooden baseball bat for 250-280 mph. With that speed and force the bat was broken without hitting anything, but the air itself. Will a thin sword like this snap or bend too much when swinging with that pressure?
It is not the air or its resistance that causes the baseball bat to break, but the mass inertia during acceleration. But here it is of course important to know over which path and time something is accelerated. And here there are certainly parameters that also cause blades to break. To give an accurate answer, the question is unfortunately a bit too vague.
Just out of curiosity, why are you asking yourself this?
@ I just imagine a sword of similar shape and size to this, but with an inch more for blade width. Edges still as sharp, but with a half inch thick core. Also, a half inch thicker tang/handle. Extremely hard, but still very durable instead of brittle. The result might be double the weight or more, however it feels stable. Even if it wiggles or wobbles at least not enough for me to notice it. Like the wings of a plane, spinning helicopter blades, or fins of a rocket going at that speed. Even if I knew what I wanted looked like, I'd still need the complicated materials to make the alloy for it. Things can be a nightmare to make.
@@KuddlesbergTheFirst Show me the results when its finished :D Im curious!
@ It was nice chatting. But I'm no smith or crafter. It's too troublesome and I'm too lazy. I also don't want any skillful free-lancer going through the blood, sweat, and tears to make it, no matter how much is paid for this fine artifact.
They sell that one in Europe but can't ship to USA :( they do have Hema here that get there swords from Regenyei but not that same one they have similar but with a riveted handle & different pommel.
purpleheart armory has it
@@tristanr320 thank you!
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Do you have any of there sharp blades?
I have some, yes
@ I've been thinking about trying to get one of there sharp longsword here in the US. How do you like there sharp swords?
Please, Are these hammered or cut out swords?
they're solid. not overpriced wall hangers
@@tristanr320 thank you!
So what was the point of flamberges again?
Mostly they were used in formations, they would enter the opposing forces ranks of pikes and knock them aside to open gaps in the defense. They could also be used to lock down a strategic location like a narrow bridge or breach in a wall, the huge circular swings are devastating and quite hard to Parry and get around if the person using it knew their stuff.
@@bleachedink I think it can be applied to all of greatswords overall, but what about flame shape of the blade? Was it just a fancy design or had some practical use?
@@NarrowKilla There's not a lot of reasoning given, some speculate that the waving shape helped bite into your opponent better, say like cutting bread with a bread knife instead of a straight one, another is that it causes nasty vibrations through the opponents weapon, others think it was purely aesthetic (imposing and violent looking) and it's likely a combination of all three, some small benefits that may give you an advantage.
@@bleachedink yes i see, thanks for sharing
Too pretty to use, makes me wonder what A stripped down beater version would run.
the sword is 180 holy sh*t you're tall
Great review but if that sword is 6 foot that makes you 6 foot 5 inches by my guess.
Exactly :) im 195cm
@ Lucky, I’m a dwarf but I think I would love to wield that battle sword
well, Elden Ring creators should have hired you for motion capturing of 2H swords, looks way better
Have you considered the 200 and 300 kilogram Vikings and knights. Furthermore, the 400 kilogram Vikings were the most terrifying to come across. It's just basically a 300 or 400 kilogram man that can run and move around like normal.