When the famous fencing master Ello Santiago laid on his sickbed, he made plans for 'the perfect sword'. This sword was fit for his own fencing technique, a technique consisting mainly of rapid changes of direction and short and weak, but precise stabs. Mister Santiago lived to see the weapon being produced, but was unable to test it out personally in a match. Judging though, from his superb understanding of weight, grip and balance, he stated himself satisfied with the product.

When the famous fencing master Ello Santiago laid on his sickbed, he made plans for 'the perfect sword'. This sword was fit for his own fencing technique, a technique consisting mainly of rapid changes of direction and short and weak, but precise stabs. Mister Santiago lived to see the weapon being produced, but was unable to test it out personally in a match. Judging though, from his superb understanding of weight, grip and balance, he stated himself satisfied with the product.