Poker Armory - Proeliator Follow Up Review

[@desdicadodog8452]

I bought one after your review Stacey. Thanks mate

[@colleptic]

Nice! Give me your feed back on it, I am curious if there are any changes from mine.

[@desdicadodog8452]

I will :)

[@Corellon666]

have you also had the chance to use the Inceptor Feder of Poker Armory, too?

[@colleptic]

No I have not.

[@desdicadodog8452]

That sword may have been a Mui Doa. They are curved, single edged, big 2 handed swords

[@colleptic]

Possibly. I might see it again on the 17th.

[@heirihunziker]

Thanks a lot for the follow up review. Really hard to find any info on this, so much appreciated. Would you say that with the Proeliator it's easier to lose a bind compared to a Regenyei standard (strong blade) ? That's what I'm sparring against most of the time. Looking for something utopian that will be more nimble (like my Regenyei Short e.g.) but still equalyl strong in the bind.

[@colleptic]

It is good enough that you will not lose a bind, but it will not feel as strong as a solid blade at front of the blade (unless Poker as addressed this in their newer blades). Regenyei was my main Feder up until this (about 7 years). I still sparr the same, but I am more conscious of end of my blade when finding someone's edge. I wish I had more fullered Feders to test against it, I want to get Kvetun's to test etc.

[@heirihunziker]

@@colleptic Sounds similar to my Aureus feder which also has a deep fuller design, it feels dominant vs. a Regenyei standard in the strong part of the blade and weaker than the Regenyei in the top third of the blade. Not as floppy as a Sigi King though, even the Shorty is unforgiving if I don't bind with the strong.