Grimfrost s Ásgautr is a Viking Age sword based on the find in the Rosenlund grave in Denmark. The double-edged blade is crafted in tempered high carbon EN45 steel, and it comes with a distinctive fuller. Included with the sword is a leather-wrapped scabbard and belt. The sword can be used for costume dressing and reenactment purposes. It is, however, not fully blunted and thus not suitable for reenactment fighting. 

• Edge: Not fully sharpened 
• Material: Hardened and tempered EN45 high carbon steel.
• Total length: 36.6 (93 cm) 
• Length of blade: 30.7 (78 cm) 
• Maximum width of blade: 1.85 (47 mm) 
• Grip length: 4 (10 cm) 
• Weight of sword: 3.1 lb (1,4 kg) 
• Balance point: 11 cm from the guard
• Blade forged in a semi-production environment.
• Full tang with a peened pommel

• Grimfrost s Ásgautr is based on a sword found in the Rosenlund grave in Denmark. We like to think that it belonged to the probably esteemed Viking warrior Ásgautr Red-Shield who is mentioned on a runestone standing in the nearby church of Rønninge. It reads:

  Sōti satti stæin þannsi æft Æilæif, brōður sinn, sun Āsgauts Rauðumskialda

  (English: Sóti placed this stone in memory of Eileifr, his brother, Ásgautr Red-shield’s son”.)