are their multiple ways of wearing the product? like having the sword behind your back?
1975296
No. You can tighten it up so it rides higher but as with most classic baldrics it's designed to allow the weapon to be carried at your side.
1975297
The way it is constructed, is is a simple loop, so the weight of the sword pulls it in to the position shown. Just looked at it and cannot figure out how to set it up for a back mount. It does work well as shown.
1975298
James, No, a baldric is joined together like one of those "yellow ribbon" magnets for your car.... the ends join so the loop sits flat across your shoulder, chest and opposite hip without pooching or twisting up. it can be used left or right handed, but not over your back. My 34" hand and a half sword and sheath hang with the tip about 5" off the ground, and 18" behind me. There are several over the back sword carriers, but the blade must be pretty short to be able to draw it... about 18" to 24" max, depending on your arm and torso length. The sword can be rotated to upright when you sit down, I usually lean it on the inside of my thigh when eating or drinking at the renaissance festival. The quality of the baldric sucks though.... its not real leather, and broke after 10-12 hours of wear. I replaced it with a real leather one for $60.00. Hope this helps you decide!
1198259
You'd have to be very careful to work around them. No different than using a face shaver. Although I would say that the Bakkblade's design makes it more difficult to knick yourself.
1881990
Each one comes with pictures on how to wear them different ways. I like to just put them on, twist the ends and tuck them under...ends up looking like a bandana.
537757
Actually they are more like sleeves but they (there is one on each side) hold your weapon very nicely.
1736132
across the body actually works the best. I'd recommend wearing it that way.
225058
Good question...I have no idea. I have worn them both ways, and they feel the same to me.
1789935
Hmmm. Now that you mention it, the gladiators did wear something like that. I suppose it could work.
849075
Yes, its possible to wear it like that, bbut dont carry to much other wise the belt will get close to the neck, making it uncomfortable to you, hope that will help
785572
There are 2 sheaths. One for each sword. And there's some velcro on the back of them so that you can stick them together. cross them, etc. I put them both in their sheaths, crossed them, and hung them on the wall. They look cool
250541
Yes but it is hard to get to the weapon. I wear a t shirt under it just because it is more comfortable for me.
1682265
Unlike a "Fanny Back" this goes under your clothes. I wear it on my body. The point being that no one can see what you are hiding (e.g., passport, cash, credit cards). I wouldn't travel without it.
1948476
Yes. But think of it as a body strap grabbing the sheath not the sword itself.
2113958
The attachments on the back are like a standard belt loop. Actually if I remember right you can wear it vertically or horizontally
1977223
In your hand yes, however you can't wear it around your belt without one. Even if it's not sharp, it's still metal and can hurt people if you're not careful (like accidently poke someone in the Eyes), so I wouldn't recommend go out without a scabbard, plus it makes more authentic if your wear a Link costume.
1977222
You can carry the sword in hand without the scabbard. There is no way to carry the sword on the belt without the scabbard though. Also, be advised that this sword is basically something that would be used as a movie prop. I bought it for my son for Christmas thinking it was something he could run around with when playing in the woods with his cousins. This thing has a real (unsharpened) blade so it sits in his room for show instead of being used as a toy.
2169365
Well I have worn it both ways,over the clothing it will require readjustment from time to time,,so I prefer to use it under my clothes
629570
No. It is just like an underwear but with pads and belt. It is not practical.