Giant Sword Colossus Form Training in Half Armor Day 2!

[@DigitallyTwistedOutlaws1178]

If you want to see the Dragonslayer be tested against a Ballistic Gel Human Skull, Medieval Armor, Kevlar Helmet, Level 3 Soft Armor and a Level 4 SAPI plate, click on these videos below: 16 gauge Klapvisor helmet with padding, 17gauge wedge riveted chainmail with full cotton coif padding and visby pauldrons on a ballistic skull and shoulders: Part 1 Gearing Up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGLKqJqoiK9orKs Part 2 Actual Testing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpyuqmmMhZ59Z80 Ballistic Gel Human Skull Test: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXSwiJ5jjqeXjMU Ballistic Skull Slap Test (for fun): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3LXc2Z5hZ1mpdE DOT Motorcycle Test with Ballistic Skull: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX-qc6SCqseXic0 SAPI Plate: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX_SYWuFgb-agMk Kevlar Helmet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXvXmoWCbd2sqNU Level 3 and Level1 Edge Soft Body Armor: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4HZc5VpYqh6aMk Want to see if a giant umbrella like the one Cloud Strife used in FF7R be used against a ballistic skull? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rom5YWt-aNSZorcsi=i-6w87Xv9nNvTfCm

[@AtomicDonut4444]

Sick, bröther

[@DigitallyTwistedOutlaws1178]

@@AtomicDonut4444 Thanks man! More on the way!

[@haletheblacksmith]

I so want to try your dragon slayer sometime! It looks so fun! The width is completely different then mine... Maybe I should make a wider version for myself. But OH MY GOODNESS your strength is something I strive for! Great Job!!!

[@DigitallyTwistedOutlaws1178]

Thanks Hale! I'm sure we will meet up one day! Your additional reach on yours is interesting. I'm glad to have met someone who is training the same way with metal Giant Swords! I'm curious to see what you create next!

[@juanmiguelpalacioesteban5591]

A strongman sportman could handle it properly, you should invite one to wield it and see if it can be efective

[@DigitallyTwistedOutlaws1178]

Not really. Giant Sword handling is based on skill and understanding of the weapon. I've already seen three separate Strongmen try ranging from 20lbs to 70lbs. You need to train to handle them. And I can verify it's quite effective already. ;)