Orc Latex LARP Cleaver

They're the workhorses of evil. The trudging, marching, belching and howling masses of the Dark Lord. Always ready to fight, even if they've only themselves to battle.

Orcs don't use pansy little swords. They use long cleavers, banged out crudely on a forge and sharpened on stones. They come with large grips for use with one clawed hand or two and treacherous flared tips to give better weight on downstrokes.

These orc swords are perfect for any evil creature, really. They'd even work well for the tough guy warrior who's too much of a cool dude to use regular swords (he's 3/4 savage, one quarter man, that sort of thing). For the wild, midst-of-battle look, there's a "Bloody" paint scheme. Or, for a more subtle look, there's the standard, non-glorified version.

The curved grip, like those on all of our latex swords, is cored by ergonomic carbon fiber, surrounded by multidensity foam and carbon structural supports, and topped with a comfortable suede wrap.

If you're looking for a horrifying sword, grab one of these cleavers of mass destruction and head straight for Helmsdeep.

About Strongblade's Latex Swords and Daggers
In every industry, there is one company that towers above all others. Among sword vendors, that company of course is Strongblade.com =D. But among makers of latex swords and daggers / foam swords and daggers, our manufacturer is without question the best in the world. The company, based in Scandanavia, is responsible for pushing the envelope in technology, aesthetics and safety.

Once one of these swords is designed, it is put through a minimum of six months of testing and refining before it is allowed to hit the market. These tests include moderate and extreme stress simulations, field testing, and SAT tests to ensure that the sword can get into a good college (lawyer's note: That last one is categorically not true. The swords occasionally take the ACT tests, not SATs, and it is not a requirement of these tests)(editor's note: Our writer has gone insane. He is impersonating a lawyer and writing about swords going to college. Please ignore him. These swords cannot take academic tests).

Our manufacturer pioneered the use of round carbon-fiber cores in the mass-market, a technology that makes their sword astoundingly strong, flexible and springy. The cores feature special structural reinforcements around pressure areas like the joint between guard and blade. This prevents the sword from breaking or folding at areas of high stress.

Our manufacturer uses proprietary multi-density foam. This last, complex sounding sentence means that they use a small layer of dense foam around the core and a larger, softer layer of foam to make the shape of the sword. This makes for a very safe sword that can withstand incredible amounts of punishment. This also makes for a unique sword amongst the sea of other manufacturers who simply cast a mold, fill it with one layer of lower quality foam and call it a day.

These swords feature another design feature unique to them: A Vari-flex Tip design. This is a design feature in the tip that allows them to bend gradually rather than abruptly. Doing this prevents stress on the tip and makes it almost impossible to cause creasing or weak spots that could lead to breaks.

I could go on and on. And come to think of it, I will for one more paragraph, because I forgot to mention the proprietary paint used on these swords. Our manufacturer uses a revolutionary painting technique on these swords that is engineered to reflect light exactly as real metal would. The paint is also designed to protect the sword, providing a strong barrier that stretches slightly with each flex.

If you don't get the idea by now, we're very excited to be offering these swords. At Strongblade, we prefer to sell the products that we manufacture; this ensures that what we sell is up to our standards. So, when we decide to sell another company's products, it's most likely because that company is the best in the industry. This is clearly true of these swords. Buy these swords and you are buying the highest quality latex sword that we have ever seen.