If you are a lover of ancient history and Roman weapons, this is the perfect dagger for you. Introducing the Pugio Exeter Roman Dagger, an impressive replica that will transport you back to the time of the Roman Empire. This dagger is characterized by its classic wide blade with an elegant groove, which gives it an imposing and distinguished appearance.
The design of this dagger is exceptional. Its handle is composed of several layers of wood and metal, carefully riveted together to provide great durability. The brown leather sheath is a perfect complement to the dagger, which is also reinforced with steel to guarantee its stability. You don't have to worry about how to carry it with you, since the case has 4 support rings on its steel frame that will allow you to easily attach it to your belt.
The Pugio Exeter has loads of details that will delight collectors and enthusiasts. This dagger is made of high-quality materials, such as robust EN45 steel, which give it great resistance and authenticity. In addition, its weight of 645 grams and its length of 40 cm make it comfortable to handle and transport. But be careful, although its cutting edges are blunt, its rounded tip guarantees safety during use.
If you are a fan of historical movies and series, you have surely marveled at the incredible scenes of Roman battles. With the Pugio Exeter Roman dagger you can recreate those epic scenes and be the protagonist of your own adventures. It's also perfect to complete your costume at themed events or to display in your collection of ancient weapons.
Do not miss the opportunity to have in your hands a replica of the Roman dagger Pugio Exeter. Its exquisite design, its high-quality materials and its unique style will transport you to the great age of the Roman Empire. Dare to add this historical piece to your collection!
The main weapon of the legionaries of Rome was the dagger known as 'Pugio', which was worn on the left side of the belt along with the thrust sword (gladius). The Pugio has a broad, double-edged blade. This type of weapon was developed in the Iberian Peninsula around the 2nd century BC. From then on, it became part of Roman military equipment. It was the successor to Parazonium and remained in use until the 3rd century.
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