Viking Swords

Viking Swords

Discover the power and craftsmanship of the Viking age with our collection of Viking Swords at TrueSwords.com. These pieces are inspired by the legendary blades wielded by Norse warriors during their epic raids and battles across Europe. Known for their sturdy design and balanced handling, Viking Swords symbolize strength, honor, and the fearless spirit of the Vikings. Each Viking Sword in our collection is meticulously crafted from high-quality materials, such as high-carbon steel, to ensure both durability and sharpness. The handles are often wrapped in leather, offering a comfortable and secure grip, perfect for both functional use and display. Explore the Viking Swords collection at TrueSwords.com and bring the spirit of the Norse into your home.


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$314.99
50993 Honshu Historic Forge 10th C. Norse Viking Sword USD 0.0 13 Honshu CL3 Category L3 null 314.99
$269.99
50994 Honshu Historic Forge Type N Viking Sword USD 0.0 14 Honshu CL3 Category L3 null 269.99

VIKING SWORD FAQS  

  • What defines a Viking Sword?
    Viking Swords are typically characterized by their broad, double-edged blades, long straight design, and simple crossguards with rounded pommels. These swords were used by fierce Norse warriors.
  • What materials are used to make Viking Swords?
    Viking Swords at TrueSwords.com are crafted from high-quality materials, with blades often made from high-carbon steel or stainless steel. The handles are typically wrapped in leather, while the crossguard and pommel are made from steel or other durable materials.
  • How historically accurate are Viking Swords?
    Many of our Viking Swords are designed to closely resemble historical Norse blades. While some elements may be modernized for durability, the overall design, length, and craftsmanship are inspired by authentic Viking swords from the medieval period.
  • What type of maintenance is required for a Viking Sword?
    Regular maintenance is important to keep your Viking Sword in top condition. Clean the blade after use, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and store it in a dry place. Sharpen the blade as needed, especially if used for cutting.