Solomon Leather Sword Frog

If you’re looking for a great accessory to holster your favorite sword, then look no further than the Solomon Leather Sword Frog. This sword frog is not just a useful accessory. It’s also a statement of medieval style.

Dragon Forge Leather Craftsmanship

Crafted from 7/8 ounce vegetable tanned leather, right here in the USA by Dragon Forge Leather, this sword frog is a great accessory for your medieval fantasy outfit. This medieval sword frog is available in either right or left-handed draw options. Two belt loops at the top allow you to slide this medieval fantasy sword frog onto most belts. The frog is designed like a heater shield for added medieval style.

This sword frog is designed to hold your sword at an angle. Leather lacing on the frog can be adjusted to match the width of your sword. The lacing is looped through metal eyelets. Choose from a wide variety of colors and hardware. This allows you to mix and match the perfect combination to bring out the best of your outfit. The hardware options are Antique Brass, Brass, and Steel.

Ready for Your Next Quest

Whether you’re an ambitious mercenary, daring rogue, or another medieval fantasy character, you’ll surely enjoy the convenience and style this sword frog brings. Keep your sword on hand for different LARP events and historical reenactments. Slide it onto your belt and add some medieval style and practicality to your outfit. Because of the adjustable lacing, you can fit most swords and even pole weapons in this sword frog.

Key Features:

• Functional Sword Holder: Holds your sword at an angle.
• Dragon Forge Leather Design: Crafted right here in the USA.
• Multiple Options: Choose from different colors, hardware, and draw options.
• Easy Attachment: Slides onto most belts.
• Bring Your Character to Life: Great for LARP events, Renaissance fairs, and reenactments.

Materials:

• Made from 7-8 ounce vegetable tanned leather

Care Instructions:

• Remove dirt with a hard brush, then gently clean with leather soap and a soft, damp cloth. Remove soap with a separate damp cloth, then use a dry cloth to wipe away remaining water. Let dry naturally. Condition with oil or polish, then wipe with a final cloth to remove excess residue.