Viking series

Swords of the Viking Age

Viking swords were prized possessions, often passed down through generations. Many in our collection are based on real archaeological finds, including the Ulfberht sword, famed for its quality steel, the Langeid sword found in Norway and the Suontaka sword from Finland. You will also find Ragnar Lothbrok's sword.

Viking Swords at a Glance

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Which Viking Sword Should You Buy?

Re-enactors should look for battle-ready high-carbon steel blades such as the Ulfberht and Hanwei Tinker Sharp. For display, the decorated Langeid and Cawood swords make outstanding centerpieces. Add a Viking axe to complete the look. Not sure whether you need a battle-ready blade? Our guide to functional vs. decorative swords explains what to look for, and our care guide covers oiling and storage.

Explore More Collections

This collection is part of our TV Show Swords range. Fans of Viking swords often browse Tomahawks and Viking Axes, The Last Kingdom Sword, Medieval Swords and Claymore Swords as well.

Viking Swords FAQ

What is an Ulfberht sword?
Ulfberht swords are a group of Viking Age blades inscribed with the name +VLFBERH+T, known for their high-quality steel.

Are these Viking swords battle ready?
Some are. Battle-ready blades are labeled as such and made from tempered high-carbon steel. Others are display replicas.

Are these Viking swords sharp?
Most pieces in this collection are display and cosplay replicas. The product page for each item lists the blade material and confirms whether the edge is sharp or unsharpened.