Description
Named for the famed Scottish hero Sir William Wallace,“Braveheart,” who led his countrymen in fierce resistance against English rule at the close of the 13th century,this replica captures the spirit and form of the mighty Claymore broadsword he would have wielded. Known in his time as a towering figure with the strength of a giant, Wallace’s weapon reflects that stature: a massive double-handed sword stretching nearly four and a half feet from pommel to tip. The handle is wrapped in leather, providing the grip and leverage needed to master such a heavy blade in the chaos of close combat.
Forged from polished stainless steel, this sword echoes the design principles of medieval Scottish arms, balancing length and weight to deliver powerful, sweeping strikes. The broad blade tapers to a sharp point, suitable for both cutting and thrusting. The leather-wrapped hilt not only improves grip but also absorbs shock, essential when parrying or striking armored foes. This is a weapon designed with the battlefield in mind, embodying the raw strength and determination of the warrior who inspired it.
Specifications
Overall Length: 51.25 In
Blade Length: 37.75 In
Leather Divider Length: 9.5 In
Exposed Blade Length: 28.25 In
Blade Edge: Standard
Handle Length: 13.5 In
Approximate Weight: 5 lbs
Includes: Leather Shoulder Strap
Features
Stainless Steel Blade
Replicated from Sir William Wallace’s Claymore
Leather Suede Wraps on Blade & Handle
Leather Sheath with Shoulder Strap
Fun fact: The traditional Claymore sword, like the one William Wallace wielded, often featured forward-sloping quillons (crossguards) that helped catch and trap an opponent’s blade during combat, giving the wielder a crucial advantage in battle.
