Early Tinker Sword with Sharp Blade HN-SH2408

Early Viking Tinker Sword Sharpened

If you are a lover of swords and history, the HN-SH2408 Early Tinker Sword Vikingsword with razor-sharp blade is the perfect choice for you. This Tinker Series sword has been designed by Michael 'Tinker' Pearce and crafted from high-grade 5160 steel. Featuring an authentic and functional design, this sword offers exceptional performance.

Although not a direct copy of a particular sword, this Viking sword is inspired by historical models from the 9th century. In particular, swords with circular depressions in the handle decoration were found in the Norwegian city of Trondheim. With attachment points and an elegant local band, the scabbard is attractive and of high quality.

What sets Viking swords apart from the other swords in the Tinker series is the way they focus on training in combat stages. Both the blunt and sharp variants were designed for nearly identical handling, allowing users to experience the best of both worlds.

Among the main features of this sword we find the presence of heat-treated (isothermal) 5160 steel, a riveted handle and a proven Tinker design. On the other hand, its details include an overall length of 95 cm and a blade length of about 78.5 cm.

With a focus of around 12 cm at the Parry and a point of vibration of the blades of approximately 51.5 cm, the sword offers a blade width of 5.5 cm at the Parier and 3.8 cm at the top. Likewise, the thickness of the blade at the Parier is 5 mm and 2.2 mm at the top. Finally, its blade is made of 5160 spring steel, while the handle is made of wood and covered with leather.

At EspadasYMás we have the best Viking swords on the market, both real and functional Viking swords as well as for display. Perfect to match a fantastic Viking shield. A great option for cosplay, Viking costumes, historical reenactment, etc. Raise your sword in the name of Odin and the rest of the Aesir and Vanir. Valhalla!

We also have in our store the best medieval swords, rapiers, Roman swords, swords of the Cid, swords of Toledo etc.