Description
Carolingian sword type X was widely used during the 8 – 11th centuries and optimized for medieval combat.
The overall length of the sword is 88cm
Weight: ~1400g
The sword is blunted and rounded according to the rules of reenactment events and medieval combat tournaments.
This pommel corresponds with 188 swords in Norway (37%), 58 in Sweden (12%), 43 in Finland (9%), 18 in Denmark (4%), 75 in Western Europe (15%), and 110 in Eastern Europe (23%). The origin can be traced to Merovingian swords, with the three-lobed pommel being based on a pommel with animal heads on the sides. This principle appeared in Scandinavia at the end of the 8th century under the influence of Early-Carolingian swords, and supported by English influence in the 9th century, it remained there until the beginning of the 11th century. Source.
Get your Carolingian sword type X today, before tournaments!
im a absolute noob to the sport but so thankful and grateful to have this axe from medieval extreme by my side for the journey 10/10 product and service
These gauntlets are amazing!! They fit like a dream and give plenty of mobility without compromising protection. All my team mates are jealous
The leather on the right fingers popped off the rivets during the tournament but the back up leather strap made it so I could keep fighting.
As expected this buckler will surely meet all my combat needs. The design allows for ample amount of protection and room for a gauntlet with a comfortable bar grip. The adjustable leather strap is thick and hardy for making a secure mount. The overall weight is perfect and hardy enough to take any blow taken, but also heavy enough to confidently deliver to them as well!
Surprisingly not to cumbersome and fairly comfortable with its straight forward design. It’ll for surely do its job and protect the family jewels.