A fixing and clamping device for a sword includes a sword scabbard and a sword body located in the sword scabbard. The top of the sword body is provided with a blade extending above the sword scabbard. A fixing shell matching with the blade is sleeved on the blade. The fixing shell is connected to the blade through a bamboo pin. A first hilt fixing shell and a second hilt fixing shell are sleeved on the fixing shell and matched with the fixing shell. A plurality of clamping blocks are uniformly distributed on the side of the first hilt fixing shell adjacent to the second hilt fixing shell. A plurality of clamping slots matching with the plurality of clamping blocks are uniformly distributed on the side of the second hilt fixing shell adjacent to the first hilt fixing shell.

Provided is a practice sword which gives the feel of using a real sword by having a form and weight similar to those of a Japanese sword, does not cause injuries by striking during practice or matches, and will not be unusable due to damage and the like. This practice sword for practicing martial arts includes a sword hilt body, a blade portion, and a guard portion that separates the sword hilt body and the blade portion, said practice sword being configured such that the sword hilt body and the blade portion have a vinyl chloride pipe as a common core, the blade portion is formed by surrounding the outer surface of the common core vinyl chloride pipe with styrene foam, arranging elastic cushioning material on a distal surface thereof, and accommodating the styrene foam and the vinyl chloride pipe in a thin and long thick cloth bag, and the sword hilt body is formed by abutting top and bottom rod-like pieces of wood against the top and bottom peripheral surfaces of the common core and winding a string around the common core and the surfaces of the top and bottom rod-like pieces of wood.

A fencing training device including a bib, at least a portion of which comprises a material configured to provide an observable change in response to an external stimulus. Also provided is a fencing weapon that includes a handle and a blade with a tip that comprises a transferable material disposed thereon and a method of training a fencer.

A fencing training device including a bib, at least a portion of which comprises a material configured to provide an observable change in response to an external stimulus. Also provided is a fencing weapon that includes a handle and a blade with a tip that comprises a transferable material disposed thereon and a method of training a fencer.

Lighting kit (1) for weapons in use in fencing comprising: a light source (6); at least one guided propagation member (10) of light (L) generated by the source (6), said member (10) being disposed within a groove (11) formed on a blade (9) of said weapon for use in fencing; constraint means (16) for firmly engaging the propagation member (10) within said groove (11); and supply means (18) electrically connected to the light source (6).

Lighting kit (1) for weapons in use in fencing comprising: a light source (6); at least one guided propagation member (10) of light (L) generated by the source (6), said member (10) being disposed within a groove (11) formed on a blade (9) of said weapon for use in fencing; constraint means (16) for firmly engaging the propagation member (10) within said groove (11); and supply means (18) electrically connected to the light source (6).

The invention relates to an accessory for securing points darrt on fencing pes, comprising a screw for securing the point darrt which is located on the tip of a fencing pe, in order to close the circuit of the electric touch-detection device with which said swords are equipped. The invention includes a screw-coupling tool, characterised in that the screw includes a central axially-extending through-hole having a hexagonal or any other prism-shaped configuration, while the actuation end of the tool includes a first cylindrical or frustoconical segment so that it can be easily fitted to the hole in the screw. In addition, a collar is provided half-way along the length or height of the screw, which serves as an end-stop element.

The invention relates to an accessory for securing points darrt on fencing pes, comprising a screw for securing the point darrt which is located on the tip of a fencing pe, in order to close the circuit of the electric touch-detection device with which said swords are equipped. The invention includes a screw-coupling tool, characterised in that the screw includes a central axially-extending through-hole having a hexagonal or any other prism-shaped configuration, while the actuation end of the tool includes a first cylindrical or frustoconical segment so that it can be easily fitted to the hole in the screw. In addition, a collar is provided half-way along the length or height of the screw, which serves as an end-stop element.

Lighting kit (1) for weapons in use in fencing comprising: a light source (6); at least one guided propagation member (10) of light (L) generated by the source (6), said member (10) being disposed within a groove (11) formed on a blade (9) of said weapon for use in fencing; constraint means (16) for firmly engaging the propagation member (10) within said groove (11); and supply means (18) electrically connected to the light source (6).

Lighting kit (1) for weapons in use in fencing comprising: a light source (6); at least one guided propagation member (10) of light (L) generated by the source (6), said member (10) being disposed within a groove (11) formed on a blade (9) of said weapon for use in fencing; constraint means (16) for firmly engaging the propagation member (10) within said groove (11); and supply means (18) electrically connected to the light source (6).