Description
This replica of Connor MacLeod’s sword carries the weight of history and legend from the Scottish Highlands. Connor wielded this blade during his first clash with the Kurgan in 1536, and it remained by his side through many trials until the passing of his wife, Heather MacLeod, in 1590. According to tradition, he left the sword at her gravesite as a solemn marker, a testament to his love and loyalty.
The sword is forged from stainless steel, measuring 31.25 inches in blade length, with a sturdy width of 1.25 inches and a thickness of 4.83 millimeters, giving it both strength and balance. The crossguard bears the MacLeod family name and insignia, reflecting the clan’s proud heritage. The handle is wrapped in brown suede, secured with wire to provide a firm grip, much like the practical designs favored by Highland warriors.
Accompanying the blade is a leather sheath, equipped with a belt loop and adjustable back strap, allowing the bearer to carry the sword comfortably during long journeys or battles.
Specifications
Overall Length: 43 Inches
Blade Length: 31.25 Inches
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Blade Width: 1.25 Inches
Blade Thickness: 4.83mm
Handle Length: 11.75 Inches
Handle Material: Suede and Wire Wrapped
Features
MacLeod Replica
Fun fact: The design of this sword reflects traditional Scottish claymore elements but is scaled for one-handed use, blending historical accuracy with the needs of a Highland warrior like Connor MacLeod.
