Discover the authentic Functional Viking Sword, designed for practice and with an impeccable sharpness. This sword, inspired by the weapons used in the 9th century, has been manufactured with a heat treatment in 5160 spring steel, which gives it an exceptional hardness of 50-53 HRC.
One of the most outstanding advantages of this sword is its incredible quality and resistance. Thanks to 5160 carbon steel, the blade of this sword is capable of withstanding the most intense blows without losing its edge or its original shape. In addition, its hardness of 50-53 HRC guarantees greater durability and resistance to wear, which makes it an ideal option for intensive training and practice.
The Functional Viking Sword also includes a leather-covered wooden scabbard, which not only protects the blade from damage, but also adds a touch of authenticity and elegance. With a blade length of 78.5 cm and a total length of 95 cm, this sword is perfect for both display and combat use.
In addition to its quality and resistance, this sword stands out for its impeccable design and great attention to detail. With a width of 17 cm and a weight of 1250 gr, this sword fits perfectly in the hand, providing exceptional balance and maneuverability.
Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this authentic Functional Viking Sword, designed for those who seek the highest quality and authenticity in their weapons. Get hold of it and become a true Viking warrior!
Michael 'Tinker' Pearce has designed a series of swords made by Hanwei in 5160 steel, emphasizing authenticity, functionality and performance.
To meet the sparring and cutting needs of western martial artists, each of the 7 styles is manufactured in live (sharp) and sparring (blunt) versions and each sword has outstanding handling characteristics.
Carefully controlled heat treatment of 5160 steel (Tinker's preferred blade steel) through the marking process produces an excellent combination of toughness and flexibility with a hardness of 50-52 HRC, allowing for superior edge retention on objects sharp, anti burrs and tip. -Flexion of security functions in the blunts.
While not a direct copy of any particular sword, the Viking sword's design was inspired by historical examples from the early 9th century, most notably finds from Trondheim, Norway, where circular notched hilt decoration was popular. . The scabbard is provided with suspension points and a period cape, which gives the scabbarded sword a very attractive look.
The construction of the Viking swords differs from others in the Tinker series as much as they are peened in period fashion reenactment requirements, and the blunt blade is aimed more for reenactment than combat. However, as with the other swords in the series, replacement blades are available to those with the knowledge to undertake the task of removing and replacing stripped blades. The handling characteristics of the sharp and blunt versions are virtually identical.
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