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Bill Grandy
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 Posted: Sat 13 Mar, 2010 3:45 pm Post subject: Video review of the Hanwei Federschwert trainer |
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A while back I did a formal review of the Hanwei "Federschwert" trainer on this site. Since then the company has made some improvements on the design, and the results are noticable. I'd promised a number of people that I'd give a more in depth review of the most updated version of the Hanwei "Federschwert" trainers once I'd spent more time with them. I've gotten plenty of use out of them now, and while I could have typed up my feelings, a video seemed more useful to show the flexibility of the sword. David Rowe and I filmed a little bit of its capabilities and I put this review together.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ad7les38fw
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