Viking's Spear

The Viking Spear
The spear was the true weapon of the Viking Age—carried by jarls and farmers alike, affordable, versatile, and deadly. Light enough to throw, long enough to thrust from behind a shield wall, it was the mark of a warrior. Leaf-shaped spearheads like this one have been unearthed from graves across Scandinavia and the British Isles, heirlooms layered with the stories of each campaign. More than swords, spears defined Norse warfare: thrusting in formation, hurling into enemy ranks, and carried abroad to England, Francia, and even Miklagard in service to the Varangian Guard. In myth, Odin himself bore the spear Gungnir, a symbol of fate and unerring strike.

Description
Sword Masters Challenge’s Viking Spear is a 190 cm LARP weapon with a 40 cm ridged, leaf-shaped head, bolted securely to a dark wood-textured shaft. A small crossguard protects the grip, and a matching pommel allows for striking. Built from closed-cell foam around a fiberglass core and finished in latex, it is safe, durable, and balanced for immersive shield wall tactics.