I have had good luck with,
http://www.latex-weaponry.com/
http://www.darkknightarmoury.com/c-6-larp-weapons.aspx
Good service, good shipping.
http://www.latex-weaponry.com/info_excal_fd.html has a comparison of the various lines that they carry.
As far as types, I have had Windlass manufactured
accepted by Tom for a
http://www.museumreplicas.com/p-717-shield-splitter-axe-latex.aspx
http://www.museumreplicas.com/p-706-dark-ages-equalizer-latex.aspx
http://www.museumreplicas.com/p-719-sword-of-chaos-latex.aspx
Iron Fortress - Staff of Enlightenment - However needed to put a pad on the bottom of the staff.
http://www.latex-weaponry.com/if_epicarmoury.html
Eagle Flex -
My Roman Shield
http://www.latex-weaponry.com/ef_shields.html has been accepted at SoMi, but not Chicago due to shield size issues. I dunno if I would recommend it, the curvature is awesome, however, it does flex and it can soften in the car and change radius, so you get different shield sizes. I need to devise a method reinforcement so it retains its shape when people put crap on it.
He has
rejected my Calimacils, on the basis of either too hard (stiff rugged foam), or too soft (was worried bout the warhammer head getting torn up)
http://www.latex-weaponry.com/calimacil.html
Squire - too stiff of sword blade foam, would be awesome if everyone wore SCA grade armor, but our game doesn't. These type weapons are intended for heavy combat, not the namby pamby wrist tap crap that we do :lol:
War hammer
I use Calimacil's for practice as they are 10 times tougher than any boffer or latex I have used.
I own quite a few types of weapons, and have laid hands on other types. These are just the ones that Tom has reviewed.
-Gnot
