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Viking Sword Suontaka
The original Suontaka sword was found in a woman´s grave in Finland and the form of the sword suggests a date of origin from the mid 10th century AD. This impressive replica is decorated with knot work on the guard and pommel plated in copper. The 1085 high carbon steel blade has a full tang and is fully tempered. Includes a leather scabbard with copper fittings.
CATEGORY B High quality, well-balanced carbon steel swords, but not as hard as category A swords. They withstand well controlled combat without strong blows, but they should be used with swords of the same hardness, as they can be damaged in a fight with a harder blade. The minimum hardness is 48 HRC. They have a full tang, bolted or welded to the handle. Unsharpened and with a rounded edge. Light and easy to handle with a well balanced centre of gravity.
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