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Ronin Katana – Viking Sword – #11

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(2 customer reviews)

$215.00$265.00

This Viking Sword has a sharpened blade that is forged from 1075 high carbon steel; it has a hexagonal cross-section coupled with a deep and wide fuller to reduce unnecessary weight in the blade.

The crossguard and three-lobed pommel are crafted from steel and the wooden grip is tightly overlaid in black cord. The hilt is secured to the blade tang with a peened pommel. The sword is paired with a wood-core scabbard that is bound leather and fitted with a steel chape and locket. A separate sword belt of thin leather with steel fittings and an adjustable metal buckle is included.

Overall Length33 7/8''
Blade Length28 1/16''
Weight2 lb 5.2 oz
EdgeSharp
Width42.6 mm
Thickness6.3 mm - 4.9 mm
PommelPeened
P.O.B.6 1/8''
Grip Length4 1/4''
Blade [1075 High Carbon Steel]
ClassBattle Ready
CultureViking
ManufacturerRonin Katana
Country of OriginChina

2 reviews for Ronin Katana – Viking Sword – #11

  1. Steven O.

    Great Viking sword for anyone’s collection! This sword is VERY well made, very aesthetically pleasing, and a great addition to anyone’s collection that’s missing a piece of Viking weaponry. The two reasons I gave it four stars though is for the lack of usability and the “leather contraption” that the scabbard is supposed to hang from. The first issue is that when trying to swing this sword around, the guard painfully digs into your wrist everytime you attempt any maneuver that doesn’t involve the “hand-shake” grip. It is a real, and after a few test swings, painful problem that doesn’t go away after continued use. Instead it kind of makes you regret buying the sword, which is a shame because for all intents and purposes it’s a very nice offering from Ronin. If the guard were swapped out and replaced then it would be a great sword to own, but the peen makes that VERY difficult to achieve. Lastly the scabbard is decently made, but the collection of leather straps that come with the sword are quite flimsy, and ultimately useless for its intended purpose. Other than those two issues it’s a very nice blade of 1075 steel to own. For collectors it’s perfect, but practitioners…..not so much.

  2. T. Scull

    This sword is very well made and is quite usable. I’ve been cutting with it for two years now and with careful use and storage still haven’t needed to sharped it. The other reviewer on here that gave it only four stars with complaints about the “guard” digging into the wrist either is just a spoiler from another company, doesn’t know what they are talking about, or doesn’t know how to swing a sword at all. How in the world can the guard be digging into one’s wrist? I’ve heard this complaint about the pommel digging in if the sword isn’t gripped correctly- but not the guard!

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