viking tunic eirik linen various colors copy

viking tunic eirik linen various colors copyTunics of this style were worn throughout Europe during the early Middle Ages. Well suited to reenactment of Franks, Vikings, and other early medieval peoples. The tunic is crafted from 100% Baltic linen. The gores along the sides create a flared hem, whilst the gussets at the underarms permit greater shoulder mobilitycrucial for battles.

which mainly served as a thrusting weapon and is often associated with the Normans

The helmet may be fastened with the leather chin strap to ensure it remains in place whilst fighting

The Freya Bracers are a well-suited companion to the existing Freya Armour

and so finely wrought that even the individual feathers are clearly visible

The blade is produced to a hardness of 48 HRC

for example

Crafted from a genuine ox horn

Whether used for chopping trees

Seeland (Denmark)

It is well-suited to a head circumference of up to 63 cm and weighs 4

The grip is wrapped in brown leather

" is the Scottish version of the late medieval two-handed longsword