Bearded Axe With Helmet Roof, Suitable For Show Fighting

Treat yourself to a bearded axe with a helmet roof, suitable for show fights.

Medieval bearded axe with helmet roof, for show combat

Hand-forged axe blade made of high-quality carbon steel.

A fully battle-ready replica of Scandinavian axe blades from the early to early Middle Ages. The bearded axe blade is stepped at the bottom; this layer usually narrowed to a point and was called a helmet roof . With it, the axe could pierce deep holes even in thick helmets and seriously injure the opponent. This is why this axe shape is called a helmet roof .

This axe blade is ideal for combat shows due to its craftsmanship and material strength. Hand-forged from a single piece of steel, the edge is blunt and the edges are rounded to minimize damage to enemy weapons and armor.

The axe blade is deliberately not polished to a high gloss. The visible hammer marks caused by forging give the axe blade a very rustic and authentic appearance.



Details:

- Length: approx. 145 mm

- Maximum width: approx. 105 mm

- Cutting thickness: approx. 3-4 mm

- The eye (shaft hole) of the blade measures approx. 35 x 25 mm.

- Weight: approx. 700 g


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