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One-handed Viking battle ax Trygve
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The battle ax of the Viking warriors Trygve dates back to around 900 AD. The blade of the ax is lightened by forging and the cutting edge itself is created by continuous grind. The handle of the ax is wrapped with a thin leather strap. This makes the ax easier to hold, and the contrasting black leather, which is initially nailed to the ash handle, also has a decorative function. More information...
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One-handed Viking battle ax Trygve
The blade is made of spring steel 54SiCr6. The steel is oil hardened and tempered to a hardness of 54-56 HRC. Blades made of this steel are very tough (resistant to breakage) and flexible at the same time. The ax handle is made of tough and non-drying ash wood.
- Length of the ax handle 86.5 cm
- Total length of the ax 90.5 cm
- Length of the blade edge 19.7 cm
- Ax handle cross section 41*27 mm
- Thickness of the blade edge 2.09 mm
- Weight 1113g
Due to the handcrafted nature of production, the above data may vary slightly from specimen to specimen.
Norse warriors and traders who sailed on the famous Drakkars hold a special place in European history. From the British Isles to the Varangian guard of the rulers of Kievan Rus, they were the prototype of the warriors of the "Dark Ages". Death in battle was an honor and a direct path to Valhalla. That is why they were so brave and successful in their numerous expeditions to conquer and plunder the English and European coasts. Traces of their settlement efforts have been found in remote areas such as Iceland and Greenland.
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