Trench Bowie | Rugged Style with a Fighter’s Edge

The Trench Bowie is the kind of dagger that appears to have seen some things. Inspired by the trench knives of World War I, it mixes a classic Bowie blade with a heavy knuckle-duster grip—perfect for characters who don’t care about polish, only survival. Whether you’re a scavenger, mercenary, bounty hunter, or just someone who likes their gear on the gritty side, this is a blade that brings presence without saying a word.

At 46 cm long, it’s compact enough to hang at your side without getting in the way, but big enough to feel like a serious tool. The foam blade features a clip-point profile with a sawback spine—not sharp, of course, but full of visual grit. The handle is detailed to resemble worn wood wrapped in tarnished brass, complete with molded finger holes that accentuate the brutal trench-knife silhouette. It’s a prop that looks like it was passed down, reused, or taken off someone tougher than you.

The Trench Bowie seamlessly integrates into post-apocalyptic, dieselpunk, dark fantasy, or dystopian modern settings. It works just as well on the belt of a rogue as in the hand of a grizzled fighter on the outskirts of the battlefield. The finger guard isn’t just for show—it offers a secure grip and a satisfying feel in the hand, making it a great choice for close-quarters fighters who want their weapons to reflect their world.

Despite the rough look, it’s fully safe for LARP. Built from closed-cell foam with a latex-free coating and a reinforced core, it is designed to withstand fast-paced combat and rough conditions. No frills, no polish—just a solid, reliable dagger with a story of its own.

If your character plays rough, lives hard, or doesn’t like to talk things out, the Trench Bowie might just be the perfect companion.