The épée is a weapon used in the sport of fencing, characterized by its triangular blade section without cutting edges. Typically made of steel, the épée ensures safety and durability.

Designed for precision and speed, it allows fencers to target the entire body of their opponent. Notably, the épée is popular for its simplicity and the strategic depth it offers, making it a favorite among fencers of all levels.

Key Features:

• Weight: Less than 770 grams for quick movements.
• Length: Maximum of 110 cm for optimal reach.
• Blade: Made of high-quality steel, including maraging steel.
• Flexibility: Recommended bend between 4.5 cm and 7 cm.
• Materials and Construction: Often features cold-forged or hot-forged maraging steel.

The use of maraging steel ensures high strength, hardness, and ductility, making these blades ideal for competitions. The manufacturing processes enhance durability and performance significantly.