Forged in Fire: The Kabyle Flyssa DISMANTLES the Final Round (Season 5)
Forged in Fire・2 minutes read
Contestants Colin Sage and Daniel Casey compete to recreate the Kybio Felisa sword, with Colin ultimately winning the Forged in Fire competition and a $10,000 prize. Daniel's sword, while well-made, falls short in the eyes of the judges.
Insights
- Colin Sage wins the Forged in Fire competition by impressing judges with the sharpness and functionality of his Kybio Felisa sword, showcasing superior craftsmanship and attention to detail.
- The challenges faced by contestants Colin Sage and Daniel Casey, such as concerns about blade thickness, warping, and handle design, highlight the intricate and demanding nature of blade smithing, emphasizing the skill and precision required to craft traditional weapons effectively.
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Recent questions
What weapon did the blade smiths recreate?
Kybio Felisa
Who were the contestants in the final round?
Colin Sage and Daniel Casey
What features make the Kybio Felisa unique?
Single edge, straight back, needle-like tip
What challenges did the contestants face during forging?
Blade thickness, warping, handle design
What was the outcome of the final round of the competition?
Colin Sage won with his impressive Felisa
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Summary
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"Forged in Fire: The Kybio Felisa Challenge"
- The final round of the competition requires the blade smiths to recreate the iconic weapon, the Kybio Felisa, a traditional sword of the Cable Berbers of North Africa.
- The Felisa ranges in size from daggers to sabers, with a single edge, straight back, and needle-like tip ideal for tearing through male armor.
- Contestants Colin Sage and Daniel Casey face challenges during the forging process, with concerns about blade thickness, warping, and handle design.
- Both contestants successfully complete their swords, with Colin's Felisa impressing the judges with its sharpness and functionality, leading to his victory.
- Colin is crowned the new Forged in Fire champion, receiving a $10,000 prize, while Daniel's sword, though well-made, falls short in the competition.
