Viking sword with scabbard for practice, S. XI
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Viking sword with scabbard for practice, S. XI. The battle-ready one-handed sword offered here is an interpretation of an 11th-century Viking sword. This type of sword (Oakeshott Type X) represents the transition from the Viking sword to the medieval or knightly sword, and the many surviving examples testify to its popularity both in the late Viking Age and in the High Middle Ages.
The double-edged, hardened EN45 spring steel blade tapers slightly towards the tip and is approx. Fuller 2 cm wide extending almost the entire length of the blade on both sides. The thick edges are not sharpened and the full tang of the blade is riveted to the pommel. The wooden grip has a tight binding of brown leather cord. It is framed by a robust pommel and a straight crosspiece, both made of steel. The guard is approx. 16.5 cm long and approx. 2 cm thick at its center, with hawks tapering to approx. 0.5 cm in cylindrical shape.
This one handed sword comes complete with a brown wood and leather scabbard.
This sword is a battle ready weapon. The 1.5mm/2mm thick blunt edges and rounded tip of the blade make it ideal for light combat reenactment, stage fighting or sparring.
Features
| Long | 83 cm. |
|---|---|
| Sheet material | Carbon steel EN45 |
| Sheet Thickness | 5 mm. |
| Weight | 1.08 kg. |
| Blade long | 67 cm. |
| Width at Guard | 4.6 cm. |
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Viking sword with scabbard for practice, S. XI. The battle-ready one-handed sword offered here is an interpretation of an 11th-century Viking sword. This type of sword (Oakeshott Type X) represents the transition from the Viking sword to the medieval or knightly sword, and the many surviving examples testify to its popularity both in the late Viking Age and in the High Middle Ages.
The double-edged, hardened EN45 spring steel blade tapers slightly towards the tip and is approx. Fuller 2 cm wide extending almost the entire length of the blade on both sides. The thick edges are not sharpened and the full tang of the blade is riveted to the pommel. The wooden grip has a tight binding of brown leather cord. It is framed by a robust pommel and a straight crosspiece, both made of steel. The guard is approx. 16.5 cm long and approx. 2 cm thick at its center, with hawks tapering to approx. 0.5 cm in cylindrical shape.
This one handed sword comes complete with a brown wood and leather scabbard.
This sword is a battle ready weapon. The 1.5mm/2mm thick blunt edges and rounded tip of the blade make it ideal for light combat reenactment, stage fighting or sparring.
This functional sword corresponds to Category B. An ideal choice for those seeking authenticity and safety in their training, reenactment, historical fencing (HEMA), and performing arts activities. These swords are designed with tempered and balanced carbon steel blades to withstand the rigors of combat and practice. Unlike Category A swords, Category B swords feature a BLUNT edge and are not sharpened, making them ideal for safe and controlled use.
Swords in this category are versatile and adapt to a wide variety of activities. Whether you are participating in historical fencing training, reenacting epic battles, or performing in a theatrical production, these swords offer reliable performance and historical authenticity. Their high-quality design and construction ensure proper balance and durability over time.
It is important to note that we recommend using Category B Swords with swords of the same category and characteristics, and preferably from the same manufacturer. It is not advised to use them with Category A swords, as they could suffer damage to their blades and reduce their lifespan. With these swords, you can immerse yourself in history and the excitement of combat in a safe and authentic way.



