- 2013 World Fencing Championships, Budapest
- World Cup, Eger
- U-23 World Championships
- Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
- Rio 2016 Paralympic Games
- Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
- 2023 British Para Fencing National Championships
Fencing Frames
LEVEL ONE WHEELCHAIR FENCING FRAME
A wheelchair fencing piste proven at the Olympics and world championships, fully compliant with international regulations.
Its design ensures efficient and smooth competition management, with special attention to personal and technical safety.
Favored by athletes, it is an extremely stable, maintenance-free piece of equipment.
Quick and safe assembly minimizes setup time.
Manufactured in Hungary for over 20 years.
An ideal choice for competitions and training at all levels.
Major Events & References:
Thoughts from Iván Kovács, head of the Rio 2016 Paralympic team, regarding the fencing piste (good old Hungarian piste)
"The match is about to begin. There is one very interesting thing I haven't mentioned yet, which my colleagues brought to my attention today: the piste (fencing strip) they are competing on is entirely a Hungarian development. It is associated with the name of István Pallagi, so we can be proud of this. After a long time, the technical problem I mentioned yesterday has been solved. Great forces are at play here—as we can see now, the English competitor is extremely energetic and moves back and forth a lot. If it wasn’t for this great Hungarian piste, it would certainly cause serious problems; for example, they could bend the strip or it might shift. The old pistes could be damaged very easily, but thankfully, that is no longer the issue. They’ve tested the guard; the guard doesn’t signal, so if they hit each other's guard, it won’t register a point, and anyway, the whole..."