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.



Fully battle-ready replica of Scandinavian axe blades from the early to high Middle Ages. The blade of the bearded axe is stepped at the bottom; this layer used to taper to a point and was called a helmet roof . With it, the axe could pierce deep holes even in thick helmets and severely injure the opponent. That is why this form of axe is called a helmet roof .



This axe blade is ideal for fighting shows due to its manufacturing and material strength. Hand forged from a single piece of steel. The cutting edge is blunt and the edges are rounded to avoid damaging enemy weapons and armor as much as possible.



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 look.



Details:

- Length: approx. 145 mm

- Maximum width: approx. 105 mm

- Cutting thickness: approx. 3-4 mm

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

- Weight: approx. 700 g



This is a product of ulfberth ®.

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