Medieval Carbon Steel Axe Model Halberd

Imagine holding in your hands a piece that conveys respect and power at first glance, visually and tactilely irresistible.

The Medieval Carbon Steel Axe Model Halberd combines the presence of a historical weapon with the practicality of an object designed for real use in reenactments, theater, and collections. Its double curved blade and central tip provide more substantial impacts and more controlled cuts, so every movement feels safe and precise.

The head, hand-forged from carbon steel, allows for a keen edge with easy sharpening, translating to longevity and a consistently impeccable appearance. The black finish with silver edges creates a dramatic contrast that stands out both in stage combat and in a display case.

The handle made of light wood, available in Acacia or Ash, offers a distinct sensation according to your preference, an option designed for those who value firmness or responsiveness in each strike. The lower area covered in black material ensures a non-slip grip, allowing for confident maneuvering even during long sessions.

The reinforced union between the head and shaft offers stability, improving responsiveness in every technique, while the compact size facilitates fluid and agile strikes without sacrificing strength or presence. If you want to buy the Medieval Carbon Steel Axe Model Halberd for a collection with character, a historical representation, or a show, this piece combines aesthetics and functionality.

Brief historical context: The Halberd refers to late medieval pole weapons, decisive resources in formation and duel, and this design captures that heritage without losing modern practicality.

• Imposing presence, contrasting finish to stand out in scene or display
• Recoverable edge, easy maintenance for continued use
• Secure grip, lower coating that prevents slipping
• Designed balance, speed and control in every strike