14th century longsword

14th century longswordFrom 1300 onwards the shape and strength of the sword changed rapidly, as the growing use of armour rendered a shield unnecessary. The grip and the blade became longer so that the weapon could be employed with two hands, now that a shield was no longer required. The large swords were longswords that could be wielded with one or two hands. They were the predecessors of the later and even larger two handed swords. Large swords were used exclusively by

The wool Viking tunic is well-suited to historical festivals

The warm wool mix cloak is well-suited to every historic traveller

or attending a medieval event

and unadorned shapes of the armour plates

5 cm to your head circumference

Frigg asked everything to never harm him (except mistletoe)

The replica Viking bracelet is based on a solid silver bracelet from Norway

The connection between the blade and the handle is wide

LARP and reenactment

The cloak is suitable for both men and women

The foam layer is coated with a strong layer of latex

the armour measures approximately 75 cm in length and weighs 8