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Korsoygaden Viking Sword – DISCONTINUED – Replaced by AH7053

$99.75$158.95

Battle Ready
(3 customer reviews)
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    The Korsoygaden sword is based on an original Viking transition sword; it has a blade forged from high carbon steel and a crossguard and pommel are cast from brass. The wooden grip fitted with textured risers and overlaid with tightly fitted leather. The wooden scabbard is bound in leather and fitted with a brass chape and locket.

    Later Viking swords that bridge the gap between the early and high middle ages often retained the five-lobe pommel. Both the famed Korsoygaden and Cawood swords exhibit a guard with up-turned quillons and a medieval-style blade. Swords of this design could be found in Northern Britain, Scotland, Ireland and Scandinavia.

    Overall Length39 7/8''
    Blade Length33 1/16''
    Weight2 lb 13.4 oz
    EdgeUnsharpened
    Width44.2 mm
    Thickness4.3 mm - 5.2 mm
    PommelThreaded
    P.O.B.9 1/8''
    Grip Length4 3/4''
    Blade [EN45 High Carbon Steel]
    ClassBattle Ready
    CultureViking
    ManufacturerDeepeeka
    Country of OriginIndia

    3 reviews for Korsoygaden Viking Sword – DISCONTINUED – Replaced by AH7053

    1. Freyja The Angry

      This isn’t even A Viking Sword The Viking Age ended in 11 Century with the death of King Harald Of Norway during the battle of Stanford Bridge this would be considered A early medieval Arming Sword with some part of it designed to look like a Viking sword but isn’t at all Viking

    2. sam cary

      Bought mine a while back. A great sword for the price, though a little heavy. Once sharpened it is quite the beast, with mine felling two trees. A great budget replica of one of my favorite historic blades, I prefer the brass fittings to the hanwei Cawood version. Don’t listen to Freyja the Misinformed, as the real Korsoygaden sword (and it’s counterpart, the Cawood sword) definitely fall under the broad banner of “Viking Sword” (anything from a late spatha to an early arming sword), even though they were made during a late transitional phase.

    3. Jordan

      I can’t believe someone came on here to give a one star review because they didn’t feel it was ‘historically accurate” enough. Is Freyja Nick’s girlfriend from the APOC Wasteland Gladius review? Truly juvenile, despicable behavior. Please allow my review to contribute towards balancing out this. It’s not even marked as a verified review. KoA, you’re too generous with what you allow on here. I saw the 2.5 star average for this when scrolling through and almost didn’t even bother clicking on it due to this… ‘person’… only to find out their review is utterly meaningless for most purchasers and they might not even have ever touched this sword besides.

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