Vikings Axe Ragnar Lothbrok Battle Axe Replica

Condition: New
In Packaging?: No
Assembly Required?: No
Damaged?: No
Functional?: Yes
Missing Parts?: No

Specifications: RAGNAR WITH POISONING IN THE FORM OF SNAKES: Total Length: 26-1/2" Weight: 2.4lbs Wood Handle: Ash Wood Leather wrapped handle Axe Head: Hand Forged Carbon Steel Full Functional - This Viking axe is not meant for play or decoration; it is a fully functional weapon with an authentic design. The axe head is meticulously secured using a traditional wedge and pin technique, a preferred method employed by true warriors and weapon enthusiasts. Materials - The Viking axe is meticulously hand-forged from high carbon steel, displaying a distinctive etched design. Its handle is crafted from aged teakwood for exceptional hardness and durability, featuring a robust grip and reinforced with thick harness leather stitching. The axe is accompanied by a premium double-stitched leather sheath, ensuring blade sharpness protection. BEST USES -This Viking axe is highly suitable for a range of purposes, including camping, hiking, outdoor activities, preparing wood for bonfires, kindling, chopping, splitting, and garden work. It is designed to excel in various tasks and meet the demands of outdoor enthusiasts and gardeners alike. GREAT FOR GIFTING -Ideal for gifting: This Viking axe serves as an excellent choice for presenting on various special occasions, such as wedding gifts, men's birthdays, and anniversaries. Its distinctive craftsmanship and historical significance make it a thoughtful and memorable gift option. PLEASE NOTE: Although this is a sharpened, functional axe, it IS NOT designed for your everyday wood cutting and log splitting. That should be handled by your standard axes. If, however, you're planning on raiding the British Isles, this would be a fine companion! As a historical figure, Ragnar Lothbrok was one of the most feared Vikings to ever raid and pillage. This axe has been designed and is a unique adaptation of ancient Viking axes that we have researched dating back over a 1000 years.