Collection: Viking Knives

A good recreation requires multiple items, one of which is a good pair of Viking knives. It depends on the preferences of the individual. They are indispensable for camp life, kitchen duties, and royal equipment. Drakka Viking Shields crafted this Viking blade. They are functional with intricate details that required considerable effort. Our skilled craftsmen carve elk antlers by hand into a beautiful grip for the knife.

We make the knife's blade from high-quality D2 carbon steel. D2 refers to steels with a high chromium and carbon content, which give them excellent cutting properties, relative corrosion resistance, and the required toughness. A splendid addition to your collection of Viking weapons and a unique gift. Camping, bushcraft, survival, hunting, and fishing, among other activities.

We craft the handles of these Viking knives from elk antlers, ensuring that no animals are injured in the process. The moose will shed its old antlers during the months of November and December. In April and May, the horns of the animals start to regrow. We collect them from the forest, transform them, and fashion them into unique items for you.

Viking knives by Drakka have an overall length of 22 centimeters (8.7 inches).

The blade's total length is approximately 9 centimeters (3.54 inches).

What are the characteristics of these Viking kitchen knives?

Lifetime-lasting knives fashioned from tempered steel
Ergonomic, full-tang, triple-riveted handles provide a secure grip.
A robust bolster aids in blade balance and serves as a finger guard for added safety.
10" sharpening steel to maintain your blade's edge 14-slot The cutlery storage block made of acacia wood adds elegance to your countertop.

What were the traditional Viking knives?

The Viking dagger, also known as the seax or sax, was the most commonly carried blade in Northern Europe. In addition, Saxons, Angles, Vikings, and Germanic tribes all carried and utilized the Viking dagger.

What are the principal Viking knives types used by Vikings?

During the Medieval Age, people utilized various types of weapons, including knives, swords, axes, bows and arrows, lances, and spears. The Vikings' weapons were dependent on their economic capacity, but Seax's knives were the most prominent Viking knives.