Historical European Martial Arts Sport Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Don't do it Anakin!

Why just lift iron when you can swing it at your friends during sparring sessions and tournaments? Great for anyone practicing HEMA, SCA, Buhurt, fencing, and historical reenactment.

Keep the point toward thy enemies and let them know that you are ready in the same fashion as Highlanders did with their famed claymores.

This is for all HEMA and sword enthusiasts that love cross-cutting, saber fighting, Polish, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and Hungarian history as well as the history of Napoleonic wars.

A retro-inspired design capturing the artistry of Capoeira, blending movement and rhythm in a nostalgic and timeless manner.

Historical martial arts are fighting techniques that were common in Europe in the Middle Ages. This design shows a HEMA swordsman in protective clothing. He fights with long sword. This motif with the words "Historical European Martial Arts" (abbreviated HEMA) is perfect for swordsmen, fencers and jousters.

When you're a fan of western martial arts greats such as Joachim Meyer and want to show off your literary side. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Historical martial arts are fighting techniques that were common in Europe in the Middle Ages. This design shows a HEMA swordsman in protective clothing. He fights with long sword. This motif with the words "Historical European Martial Arts" (abbreviated HEMA) is perfect for swordsmen, fencers and jousters.

Great for anyone who is Positively Medieval and enjoys HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts), Armored Combat, Medieval Reenactment, SCA, Fencing and history.

Duel was the way of settling arguments when honor and reputation where oftentimes more important than life. Alas, such is not the way anymore but that won't stop you from wearing this as you reminisce about the old days and keep would be challengers in check. Perfect gift for historical re-enactors, history buffs, gun lovers, and supporters of the 2nd Amendment.

Salvator Fabris. Supporting Unicorns since 1606. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor!

By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Impress your friends with this great motivational design to inspire them or even yourself to look deep within as you push past the "runner's wall" or get through that last set. Great gift for HEMA (Historic European Martial Arts), SCA, and Bohurt practitioners, medieval re-enactors, history buffs, and lovers of viking lore.

Ready for Battle!

The original "reach out and touch somebody" inspired by Capo Ferro, the master of 16th-17th century Italian rapier. Perfect gift for HEMA and SCA practitioners, historical reenactors, and history buffs. This design proudly makes the point with all of the concepts summarized in one sentence with a rather graphic picture to follow.

Johannes Liechtenauer was THE fencing master of the 14th century in Germany and throughout Europe. He is regarded as the founding father of the German fencing school and his name was regarded as a seal of quality. His teachings were recorded in books by Hanko Döbringer, Sigmund Ringeck, Peter von Danzig, Hans von Speyer, Hans Talhoffer, Master Ott and others. When fencing with swords like the German Long Sword, Long Knife, Dagger or Dussak you should always ask yourself: What would Liechtenauer do? The perfect gift for fencers of all kinds: young and old, big and small, professionals and beginners. HEMA - historical european martial arts

Rus vikings from Kiyv sailed far and wide and so have many of their descendants. They never forgot their home and neither have you! Show your pride and support freedom and independence. Great gift for lovers of vikings, historical reenactors, and those that live by the sword!

Fencer or demon summoner? Why not both? By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Show off your love for all things HEMA and let the world know you live the HEMA life. Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

When you've got the skills from western martial arts greats such as Joachim Meyer and Johannes Liechtenauer. Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Historical martial arts are fighting techniques that were common in Europe in the Middle Ages. This design shows two HEMA swordsmen in protective clothing. They fight with long sword. This motif with two duelists and the writing "Historical European Martial Arts" (abbreviated HEMA) is perfect for swordsmen, fencers and jousters.

Show off your love for HEMA with this classic drill sequence from Meyer!

We're fans of the original Hoff - Talhoffer. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Be sure to engage your opponent with malice and cunning. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

The best dances are done with blades.

The most important tools for any swordsman. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Ready for Battle!

If we could have just one gift this holiday season, it would be to master the Zornhau.

Perfect for HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) and SCA practitioners, historical re-enactors, history buffs, and those who are either from Ukraine or support its freedom and independence.

heavy metal style design

Who knew HEMA even inspired video games? Probably. Design by Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor!

This is my sword...

What better way to release any hard feelings but hit your friends with a sword and hopefully parry all of their strikes. This medieval anger management design is great for any history aficionados, HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts), Bohurt, SCA, and re-enactment practitioners.

This is for everyone who spends a lot of time collecting, forging, and fighting with swords. If HEMA, SCA, Buhurt, or reenactment is your vibe, then this is for you.

Show the world your love for HEMA. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

We all have to start somewhere.