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Asgard Creations Axe & Knife Boxed Set

#601137
Here's a gorgeous set of "belt tools" inspired by Norse mythology, attractively stored in an "Asgard Creations" gift/display box.
$169.95

Langeid Two-Handed Broadaxe

#601123

Temporarily out of stock

This large axe was designed solely for battle during the latter part of the Viking Age. Remenants were found in a grave in Norway in 2011, and Windlass Steelcrafts has reproduced it with a high carbon steel blade that's battle capable like the original.
$179.95

Ragnar's Axe w/ Leather Hanger

#601121
Whether myth or legend, Ragnar would have appreciated this fearsome axe. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts, it has a stained ash wood handle and a 2Cr13 stainless steel head. The grip is wrapped with leather. Includes a free belt hanger.
$129.95

Axe of the Crusades

#601065
Axes like this formidable sidearm of the medieval knight, especially during the crusades. Features a large, expertly sharpened blade, which is pierced with a large cross. Includes axe head cover.
$169.95

Viking Thane Axe

#601064
This axe features a solid, one-piece forged head made of X46Cr13 high-grade stainless steel. 52 RC. The handle is teak capped with genuine bone butt cap. Includes leather belt sheath. Comes in a faux fur lined box.

$99.95

Competition Tomahawk

#600242
Hand-forged Tomahawk with a 4" edge and a round poll that holds the American Hickory hardwood handle.
$24.95

American Hickory Competition Tomahawk Handle

#200356
These tomahawk handles are solid American Hickory. Includes instructions for affixing the handle securely. Unfinished, 19-1/4" long.
From $6.95

Viking Throwing Axe Replacement Handle

#804679
This replacement wood handle fits our Viking Throwing Axe. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts.
From $5.95

Battle Axes could be single or double-edged. Used primarily as a cutting weapon, they were capable of dismembering the enemy in one fell swoop. Not only were they used for close contact fighting, but they could also be hurled as a missile. 


Top Customer Reviews

Review of: American Hickory Competition Tomahawk Handle

It's imperative you get a couple replacement handles with the tomahawks if you plan to throw them. They naturally will split or break when throw incorrectly, which is inevitable. They're nice quality and very competitively priced. Highly recommend!
Reviewed by: Evan, September 11, 2022

Review of: Competition Tomahawk

I bought two of these for a backyard party. I highly recommend building a solid upright back board for throwing. These took quite a beating and held up well. Buy extra handles as they can split when throw incorrectly; get at least one per tomahawk.
Reviewed by: Evan, September 11, 2022

Review of: Axe of the Crusades

I received this axe the same day as the Faithkeeper sword.  Still from MRL canadian retailer (reliks.com),  I was looking forward to this duo when they came out. I was a little worried that the axe was not solid. I have occasionally received axes from Windlass whose heads were loose on the handle. I was happy to see that everything was well fixed and solid on this one. Very nice axe if you like the period of the crusades or the templars. The ring at the end of the axe annoys me a little but that's a personal taste. A big baby you have to wield with your 2 hands :) Very nice addition to my armory.
Reviewed by: Philippe, July 20, 2022

Review of: Axe of the Crusades

Sweet
Reviewed by: Nick, July 10, 2021

Review of: Axe of the Crusades

Seems very sturdy.  Mine is sharp.  Haven't taken it chopping yet, but I'm sure it will do the job!
Reviewed by: Sean, June 28, 2021

Review of: Viking Thane Axe

Well made and finely decorated. Smaller than I was expecting, but sharp and balanced. Worth the buy.
Reviewed by: Robert, November 08, 2020

Review of: Viking Throwing Axe Replacement Handle

When I bought the engraved Viking axe-head, I went ahead and bought this extra wooden shaft in case the first one was damaged somehow or came loose and could not be fixed.  I just love that such items are made available for weapons that could actually break during use.  It also came with a stained wooden sheave that you can slice off a bit to hammer into the top of the wooden handle to tighten the shaft part inside of the axe-head.  This shows foresight, and I appreciate things like that as I like to be prepared for things that might logically go wrong over time. Very nice.
Reviewed by: DeVaul, October 17, 2020

Review of: Axe of the Crusades

A well made axe it came sharp with a good handle It is heavy as a battle axe should be
Reviewed by: kenneth, October 01, 2020

Review of: Axe of the Crusades

Exactly as described. Well balanced either one of two handed. Excellent workmanship, finish, and packaging.
Reviewed by: HOWARD, September 16, 2019

Review of: Viking Thane Axe

I have just one word on this ax. WOW !  Its so cool  and well crafted I can't bear to use it
Reviewed by: dan, August 22, 2019