small oedeshoeg thors hammer Viking helmen The secondary point on the

The secondary point on the opposite side of the battle axe emerged in the second half of the 15th century as a response to increasingly effective plate armor worn by mounted knights

Axes like these remained in use until the late 16th century and were even still used during the English Civil War

This armour is 1 mm thick and well-suited to Larp battles

The trouers have a narrow fitting shape on the lower legs and you can close them and adjust them with laces

so slight variations may occur in comparison to the product shown

small oedeshoeg thors hammer Viking helmen The secondary point on theThe hammer is the symbol for Thor, the god of thunder. He was seen as the highest god of the Vikings by mainly peasants and warriors. According to the mythology Thors hammer was forged by the dwarf Brokk and when it was thrown it never missed its target. This pendant is based on a Thors hammer that was found in deshg, Sweden. It measures 1,9 x 1,3 cm and weighs approx. 2,7 g.