Description
Here we have a warrior’s tool forged with twin carbon steel blades, each swing delivering a fierce impact. The double-bladed setup isn’t just for show,it grants the wielder the ability to strike with forceful chops or catch an opponent’s weapon or limb with the hooked lower blade, a hallmark of the bearded axe design. This forward-curving edge was prized among Viking fighters for its utility in both combat and utility tasks. The handle, crafted from sturdy walnut wood and wrapped tightly in black leather, offers a firm grip while dampening the shock of each blow, crucial when the battle rages on. At the base, a steel-plated end reinforces the haft, preventing damage and ensuring the axe remains a steadfast companion through countless encounters. Such a weapon would have been both a practical tool and a symbol of status among Norse warriors, blending craftsmanship with battlefield effectiveness.
Overall Length: 37 inches
Blade Width: 12 inches
Blade Thickness: 4.5 mm
Blade Sharp Side: 12 inches
Features
Carbon Steel Blades
Double-Bladed
Bearded Viking Style
Black Leather Wrapped Walnut Wood Handle
Steel Plated Handle End
Fun Fact: The double-bladed axe was less common than single-bladed variants among Vikings, as the added weight made it harder to wield, but when mastered, it allowed for rapid, alternating strikes that could overwhelm an opponent.
