Germanic Seax Sword 5160 Spring Steel Blade

Seax swords were among the most commonly wielded blades by the renowned seafaring Vikings, favored equally for battle and everyday tasks between the 5th and 11th centuries. Historically, they featured prominently in events such as Viking raids across Europe and expeditions into Britain.

Crafted from robust 5160 spring steel, this functional and battle-ready replica boasts exceptional durability and resilience, ideal for rigorous cutting practice. Its historically accurate blade features a pronounced central ridge and a straight, sharp edge.

The distinctive curved handle, thoughtfully carved with ergonomic finger notches, is made from genuine rosewood, providing a comfortable and secure grip.

Completing the authentic Viking look, the sword includes a vibrant red scabbard crafted from cottonwood and covered with high-quality yak leather, offering reliable protection and convenience when carrying your blade.