Gear Mace

Step into the grimy, gritty landscapes of a shattered world with our Gear Mace, an exclusive foam weapon that embodies the art of post-apocalyptic survival. Diverging from the norm of traditional weapons, this foam mace draws inspiration from reworked industrial components, endowing your character with a striking and battered appearance. Designed to add an interesting aspect of layering to your character's gear, you're completely immersed in whatever wasteland scenario you're thrust into.

Crafted with both imaginative design and practical use in mind, the Gear Mace is constructed from durable foam and finished with a latex coating. It's then skillfully painted to resemble rough, scavenged metal and distressed wood, giving it that authentic, battle-worn look you'd expect from a survivor's makeshift tool. This careful construction ensures it remains lightweight and manageable during LARP combat, providing both safety and a formidable presence. If you're aiming for a truly impactful visual for your character, exploring this piece could certainly be a worthwhile step.

This unique LARP weapon is also an outstanding accessory for cosplay and costuming in post-apocalyptic or dystopian settings. Its unmistakable gear-inspired head provides a striking visual focal point, helping to tell the story of your character's resilience and resourcefulness in a world reclaimed by nature or chaos. This can be a powerful statement piece at any convention or thematic event, so consider how it would complement your next survivor build.

Ultimately, the Gear Mace is a testament to creativity in an era of scarcity, offering a safe yet visually stunning addition to your arsenal. It's a surefire option for those looking for a foam mace that embodies the untamed nature of a wasteland warrior. Don't miss out on this chance to get a weapon that feels like it was ripped straight out of the ruins.

Gear Up to Survive! Grab Your Gear Mace and Journey Into the Wasteland!

The undead have found your hiding hole, and you are nearly cornered by an endless sea of flesh-hungry abominations. You’re barely able to escape, but not without losing your gun. You’re practically defenseless.

You happen upon a junkyard. It’s an area that gives you the creeps, but you’re desperate to find a new weapon. With a little creativity you salvage an old 4 x 4 plank and a few nails, turning it into a Nailed Club. Giving it a few test swings, you like the weight. It should serve you well.

DETAILS

Dark Moon’s Nailed Club is an apocalyptic classic. Sculpted and handpainted to look like a 4x4 wood stick, this 85 cm long latex club has a 20 cm handle wrapped in soft brown split-leather. The end of the club is sculpted to look like nails sticking out of the wood, dangerous for zombies and people alike.

Made from durable closed cell foam around a solid fibreglass core and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this LARP weapon will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your post-apocalyptic kit.

INSPIRATION

• An example of a weapon you might find after the world-as-we-know-it ends
• Used as protection when you’ve inevitably run out of bullets for your gun

Dig UP, stupid!

It’s About Survival

Epic Armoury’s Folding Shovel is a 60 cm spade made from foam, handcrafted to imitate an entrenching tool used by the military and survivalists alike. Entrenching shovels like this particular model have been used since WWII, and were considered a necessary part of a soldier’s equipment. They were even considered ancillary weapons, sharpened and used in close quarters at the Battle of Stalingrad.

Constructed from EVA foam around an 8 mm solid fibreglass rod, this Folding Shovel is finished with a durable layer of latex to prevent shredding and to give it a realistic, smooth surface. The 39 cm handle is carved and hand painted to look like real wood grain, while the 31 cm long head has a nice army-green metal finish with worn edges.

The shovel’s head is not actually foldable, but it includes fine details to give the impression that it can be! It is also reinforced to keep the head of the shovel from breaking, despite heavy use. Use this improvised axe against raiders, zombies, and radioactive rodents--while maintaining an air of ‘practicalism’ thanks to its multifunctional nature.

A Tool for Military Strategy

• Entrenching tools were used in ancient times by Roman legionnaires to dig ditches around their camps
• The entrenching tool was designed to fold easily for transport, and serve as both a shovel and a pick
• Entrenching tools were also considered a weapon and were often sharpened by soldiers in WWI and WWII

I tell you off in the facts like Ralph and Ethel
I can't be in the Valley doin the Hollywood Shuffle
My voice tenor like the Whispers
Your girl adapt to me in unison
Tight outfits like the Spinners

- Theme for Lucille Ball

We Are All Negan...

Dark Moon’s Wood Barbed Wire Bat is a foam baseball bat that has been given a rather formidable upgrade. Designed to look like a wooden bat with barbed wire wrapped around its end, this is the ultimate weapon for a post-apocalyptic fighter. Whether you’re instilling fear in the hearts of your minions, or taking out hordes of zombies, ol’ Lucille has got your back.

This 80 cm long Barbed Wire Bat has a 17 cm handle wrapped in soft brown split-leather, and also features the typical baseball bat knob at the end. The rest of the bat is hand painted like wood grain with faded colouring, with metallic strands of wire and flexible barbs around the end.

Made from durable closed cell foam around a 10 mm solid fibreglass rod and finished with a strong latex coating, this bat will be a great addition at your next Live Action Role Play (LARP) game or Negan cosplay.

For Hitting More than Home Runs

• This bat is similar to the weapon used by the villain Negan in the post-apocalyptic comic and TV show, The Walking Dead
• An example of a weapon you might find after the world-as-we-know-it ends
• Used as protection when you’ve inevitably run out of bullets
• Many modern bats are made from aluminum and are capable of hitting a ball harder and faster than a wooden bat

People fantasize about what kind of weapons they'll have after the apocalypse happens.

They should really be wondering what they're going to do about the piping situation...

Smash it with a Hammer!

Dark Moon’s Steel Pipe Hammer is a 65 cm latex and foam pipe, shaped into an improvised bludgeoning weapon. This product is handpainted and intricately sculpted to look like steel with a worn, rusted finish. Fine tread embellishments paired with a tee fitting and end caps give the pipe its hammer-like shape, featuring a 23 cm long head perfect for undead headshots. Comfortable suede leather provides a secure grip, wrapped around the bottom 15 cm long.

The Steel Pipe Hammer is not hollow, but is constructed from EVA foam around a solid 8 mm fibreglass rod. This design is ultimately made with safety in mind. It is finished with a durable layer of latex to prevent shredding and to give it a realistic, smooth surface.

More than a Pipe

• An example of a weapon you might find after the world-as-we-know-it ends
• Used as protection when you’ve inevitably run out of bullets for your gun
• Pipes are straight cylinders typically used to move liquids and gases, and require fittings such and elbows, tees, and couplings
• An ironic weapon of choice for many LARPers who have built boffers with plumbing supplies over the years

If you don't think Bunnings isn't the first place you should be going as civilization crumbles, you have NOT prepared for the Apocalypse...

Improvised Weapon Proficiency

Dark Moon’s Pipe Sap is a 40 cm latex pipe, handpainted to look like steel with a worn finish. This improvised short weapon goes beyond a simple metal pipe, with intricately sculpted details to give it a realistic appearance. Fine sculpted tread embellishes each end of the bar and a 7 cm external coupling is fitted to the top like a small mace head. Comfortable 12 cm long suede leather is wrapped around the bottom, providing a secure grip when the gore is too thick.

Post-apocalyptic plumbers looking for piping material are advised that this item may be better for fighting than crafting. The Pipe Sap is not hollow, but is constructed from durable closed cell foam with a core of flexible tubing and finished with a strong latex coating.. Safety is important and incorporated in this design--because we don’t actually want you to hurt your friends dressed up as amazing zombies! It is finished with a durable layer of latex to prevent shredding and to give it a realistic, smooth surface.

When You Run Out of Bullets

• An example of a weapon you might find after the world-as-we-know-it ends
• Used as protection when you’ve inevitably run out of bullets for your gun
• Pipes are straight cylinders typically used to move liquids and gases, and require fittings such and elbows, tees, and couplings
• An ironic weapon of choice for many LARPers who have built boffers with plumbing supplies over the years

This Shovel Ain’t Made for Diggin’

Dark Moon’s Sapper Shovel is a 60 cm spade made from foam, handcrafted to imitate the Russian MPL-50 entrenching tool for your cosplay or LARP needs. This particular military shovel would have been used not for digging, but for close quarter combat (and sometimes as a cooking tool or paddle)! Their wood handles were polished--not painted--and shaped to perfectly fit in the hand, minimizing the danger of fighting in wet conditions. Our imitation captures this same gritty, dangerous feel.

Constructed from EVA foam around a solid fibreglass rod, this Sapper Shovel is finished with a durable layer of latex to prevent shredding and to give it a realistic, smooth surface. The handle is carved and hand painted to look like real wood grain, while the head has a nice rusted, dirty looking finish.

 The shovel’s head is not actually useful for digging or cooking, but it is great for hitting zombies at your favorite post-apocalyptic game! It includes fine, realistic details like nail heads and overlapping plates. Use this improvised weapon against grease gangs, walking dead, and radioactive insects--and look authentically cool in the process.

An Essential Russian Tool!

• Entrenching tools were used in ancient times by Roman legionnaires to dig ditches around their camps
• The Sapper Shovel, also called the MPL-50, was invented by a Danish officer in 1869
• The MPL-50 was used by the Russian Empire, Soviet Union, and beyond for close combat