Description
This medieval polearm bears a broad axe-style blade forged from solid steel, mounted upon a lengthy wooden shaft. Such weapons were wielded by warriors on battlefields where reach and impact could turn the tide of combat. The blade’s rugged finish speaks to the heat and hammer strikes it endured during forging, while the handle,crafted from sturdy wood and reinforced with steel brackets,ensures durability under heavy use. Serving as a hybrid between axe and polearm, this weapon combines the chopping force of an axe with the extended reach of a spear, allowing a fighter to strike foes from a safer distance. It stands as a faithful reproduction that brings the spirit of medieval warfare to life for collectors, reenactors, and enthusiasts alike.
Specifications
Overall Length: 63 inches
Blade Length: 20 inches
Handle Length: 51 inches
Blade Material: Forged Steel
Handle Material: Solid Wood with Steel Reinforcements
Features
Axe-style forged steel blade shaped by hammer and anvil
Long wooden shaft reinforced with steel fittings to withstand impact
Reproduction true to medieval weapon designs
Built strong to endure the stresses of combat maneuvers
Ideal for historical display, reenactment battles, or study
Fun fact: In medieval times, battle axes like this were often favored by foot soldiers for their ability to deliver powerful blows capable of piercing armor, making them fearsome weapons on the battlefield.
