Hail Great review of these two swords comparisons nice close up details of there finarys absolutely love viking culture and history looking to purchase some items in the near future from grimfrost your review has definitely helped me thank you
Tht bronze hilt one is a remake of a sword they found in a viking burial. Which really all their items on grimfrost are remakes of stuff tht pepole have found.
Glad i watched your channel man. Awesome stuff here. Greeting from VT U.S.A A good friend of mine is a former Australian Soldier who i reenact WW2 with.
Does the sword have a sharp edge? Is it bent at all? Is the guard set center of the blade? ...mine has no edge at all. The last 6 inches are bent a little like ski if you can picture that. And the cross guard is of center you can see the sloppy space made for the tang is to wide so it's off to one side.
@@einarvolsung2202 The belt buckle can be hard as you have to move it like and old school belt. You need to knot tie it. th-cam.com/video/-xew5VfHWoA/w-d-xo.html
Fellow Aussie Viking here, great video bro. Is sword sharp? Also have you hit tested it and did it receive any damage? If I grab one I want it to hold up and not take much noticeable damage
Also do you live in Victoria? Because I hear you need a permit to buy swords or at least sharp swords, but I live in Tasmania and you don’t need a permit here
it's not sharp but it's well taken a beating Ive hit it on my viking shield made of wood and metal. Though I admit I havent gone the whole nine yards with testing it. so far it's fine with little tear
The Aussie Viking I’m not sure how I missed you saying it’s not sharp because I did watch the whole video. But why would they make such an amazing sword but have it blunt? Do you think I could sharpen it with a grinder without it breaking it or is it a full on blunt square edge? Appreciate you help man
@@Sithlord566 could be it was only blunt in Australia since we cant have sharp objects imported only blunt. BUt you can sharpen it to a sharp edge. I'd send grimfrost an email for complete details on that. or if you want to learn how to sharpen a sword it be a good starter
Very nice review but in my opinion the swords look the same as the cheap replicas from indian manufacturer DEEPEEKA with the difference that a belt is attached! Notably sword scabbards do not look very historical...🤔
so it may looks the same but the swords quality it's strong feels Good in the hand and honestly if you sharpened it. It would do damage.may not be 100% accurate historically but I think it's beautiful
Am I the only one that noticed he has a drop of mustard or something on his chin?
Hail Great review of these two swords comparisons nice close up details of there finarys absolutely love viking culture and history looking to purchase some items in the near future from grimfrost your review has definitely helped me thank you
Tht bronze hilt one is a remake of a sword they found in a viking burial. Which really all their items on grimfrost are remakes of stuff tht pepole have found.
Oh indeed but it makes there products feel more authentic
I want the tyr as well!
I cant wait to order this!
Glad i watched your channel man. Awesome stuff here. Greeting from VT U.S.A A good friend of mine is a former Australian Soldier who i reenact WW2 with.
Does the sword have a sharp edge? Is it bent at all? Is the guard set center of the blade? ...mine has no edge at all. The last 6 inches are bent a little like ski if you can picture that. And the cross guard is of center you can see the sloppy space made for the tang is to wide so it's off to one side.
mine was blunt, a slight bend but nothing crazy. and mine feels fine as quite well balanced.
@@gtafans93 how do use the belt buckle? Thank you for answering
@@einarvolsung2202 The belt buckle can be hard as you have to move it like and old school belt. You need to knot tie it.
th-cam.com/video/-xew5VfHWoA/w-d-xo.html
Fellow Aussie Viking here, great video bro. Is sword sharp? Also have you hit tested it and did it receive any damage? If I grab one I want it to hold up and not take much noticeable damage
Also do you live in Victoria? Because I hear you need a permit to buy swords or at least sharp swords, but I live in Tasmania and you don’t need a permit here
it's not sharp but it's well taken a beating Ive hit it on my viking shield made of wood and metal. Though I admit I havent gone the whole nine yards with testing it. so far it's fine with little tear
The Aussie Viking I’m not sure how I missed you saying it’s not sharp because I did watch the whole video. But why would they make such an amazing sword but have it blunt? Do you think I could sharpen it with a grinder without it breaking it or is it a full on blunt square edge? Appreciate you help man
The Aussie Viking it says on Grimfrost that it’s double edged and semi sharp, I’m really confused I want to buy this badly but not if it’s blunt
@@Sithlord566 could be it was only blunt in Australia since we cant have sharp objects imported only blunt. BUt you can sharpen it to a sharp edge. I'd send grimfrost an email for complete details on that. or if you want to learn how to sharpen a sword it be a good starter
um... you got mustard on ya face... ?
yeah I never noticed till after the video,
yo ik this video is old but was wondering if they can be sharpened and if so is it durable?
I believe so and from what I know they are durable. far better than many other swords ive purchased
you're gonna put your eye with that
Hail from Alaska! Great review!
Very nice review but in my opinion the swords look the same as the cheap replicas from indian manufacturer DEEPEEKA with the difference that a belt is attached! Notably sword scabbards do not look very historical...🤔
so it may looks the same but the swords quality it's strong feels Good in the hand and honestly if you sharpened it. It would do damage.may not be 100% accurate historically but I think it's beautiful
Viking from McDonald's
Get fucking rekt
You've got Cheeto dust on your chin m8.....
It's actually mustard. Never even knew I had it on there
Zoom out, fix the lighting, fix the audio, test, then make the final video.
dude this was over 2 years ago. I've gotten better. Dont worry