Description
This medieval pole dagger takes its design cues from close-combat weapons wielded by foot soldiers and knights alike. The blade is forged from Damascus steel, known for its distinctive watery patterns and robust edge retention. Shaped with a spearpoint profile, it excels at both cutting and thrusting, making it a practical tool for the chaos of battle. The double-edged blade balances weight and control, allowing the wielder to maneuver with precision in tight quarters.
The blade is mounted on a sturdy hardwood shaft, reinforced with steel fittings to withstand the rigors of combat. Such pole daggers were often employed as secondary weapons, especially when a warrior’s primary spear or sword was lost or broken. This design ensured fighters could continue to defend themselves without losing reach or leverage. Whether displayed as a piece of martial history or used in reenactments, this weapon reflects the practical ingenuity of medieval armsmiths.
Specifications
Overall Length: 30.75 inches
Blade Length: 12.25 inches
Blade Width: 2 inches
Blade Thickness: 4 mm
Blade Material: Damascus steel, 15N20 and 1095 carbon steel
Shaft Length: 18.5 inches
Includes: Leather sheath
Features
Forged Damascus steel double-edged blade
Spearpoint profile for thrusting precision
Hardwood shaft with steel reinforcement
Inspired by historical backup combat weapons
Fun Fact: The distinctive patterns in Damascus steel come from layering and folding different types of steel, a technique that not only created striking visuals but also combined hardness and flexibility,qualities essential for weapons like this pole dagger.
