Viking Sword | Handmade Real Viking Swords for Sale

Viking swords were the most prized possessions of Viking warriors. A Viking sword was a status symbol that demonstrated a Viking’s power and prowess in battle. Viking swords were also believed to have magical properties and were often passed down from generation to generation.   Swords were often used in hand-to-hand combat, but they could also be thrown as weapons. Viking warriors sometimes fought with two swords or Viking axe, one in each hand. This allowed them to deliver more powerful blows and defend themselves more effectively.

Viking swordsmanship was highly respected, and Viking warriors often spent hours practicing their swordplay. We have a wide selection of Viking swords for sale, all of which are handmade and of the highest quality. Our Viking swords are perfect for those who want to feel like they’re part of history. Each sword is unique, and each one has its own story to tell. Whether you’re looking for a sword to display in your home or one to take into battle, we have the perfect option for you. Shop today and find the perfect Viking sword for your training at the online knife store Yoyoknives.

Real Vikings Swords Collection @ Yoyoknives?

• Viking Short Sword Sword- 17.5″
• Viking Sword- High Carbon Damascus Steel Sword- 21″
• Viking Sword High Carbon Damascus Steel – 38 Inch
• Viking Sword High Carbon Damascus Steel

FAQ

What did Viking swords look like?

Viking swords were typically made of iron and were often decorated with intricate patterns. The blades were usually about two feet long, and the hilts were often decorated with elaborate Viking sword designs.  Viking swords were often used for fighting, but they were also used for ceremonial purposes. Viking swords typically had a simple design. The blade was straight and double-edged, and the hilt was usually straight or slightly curved. Viking swords were designed for thrusting and slashing, and the blades could be quite sharp.

What is the Vikings sword made of?

The Viking sword is a weapon that has been used by the Viking people for centuries. Early Viking swords were made of pure iron, and the later models used pattern welding to create stronger blades. The technique involves using numerous thin strips interwoven together at high heat in order for them both to cut effectively while also absorbing shock when meeting with opponents on contact. Today, Viking ulfberht swords are still made using this same pattern welding technique, ensuring that they are just as strong and effective as they were centuries ago.

How heavy were Viking swords

The real Viking sword was typically quite heavy, with a total weight of 2-4 lbs. (1-2 kg). The blade was usually 4-6 cm wide (1.5-2.3in), and the hilt and pommel added even more weight. This made the swords quite balanced and easy to swing in battle. However, the weight also made them quite tiring to use for extended periods of time. The heavier sword of kings and Vikings were typically used by the more experienced warriors, while the lighter swords were used by the less experienced soldiers.

How did Vikings sharpen swords?

There are a few ways that Vikings may have sharpened their swords.

• One method could have been through the use of a whetstone. This is a type of stone that is used to sharpen blades. It works by grinding away at the metal, slowly making it sharper.
• Another way that Vikings may have sharpened their swords is through the use of a honing rod. This is a long, thin rod made of steel or another hard material. It is used to straighten out the edge of a blade and make it sharper.
• Finally, handmade Viking swords may have also been used files to sharpen their swords. Files are tools that are used to smooth or shape metal. They can also be used to make a blade sharper.