From the 13th to the 16th centuries, the halberd was a devastatingly effective weapon in battle!  From the effective chopping axe, to the penetrating spike, the halberd was the ruin of many a knight and calvery man.   The Long Imperial Halberd is a 87 inch long weapon, such as those used in the late Middle Ages.   It has a spearhead for taking on cavalry, an axe blade for slashing at enemy foot soldiers and taking out cavalry that'd been dismounted, and a spike for removing shields and disarming opponents.  Made with a fiberglass core, around which there is a durable closed-cell foam, finished off with a strong latex coating.  This ensures the safety, durability and appearance of your weapon.  The Halberd breaks into two parts that connect via a threaded bolt system, and you can use the upper part as a shorter weapon.  If you do, make sure you cover the bolt before using on the field of battle.