The evolution of Viking knives can be traced through the various stages of the Viking Age and the influences of different cultures and technological advancements during that time. Here's a general overview of the evolution of Viking knives: Early Viking Age (8th-9th century)

Typically the Norsemen were associated with their famous axes, but, truth be known, they also carried a knife that saw more general use: the seax.The blade has a full tang and a flat edge but with a twist. It’s sharpened to a 34-degree edge except for the two inches closest to the hilt. That small section is sharpened to a finer 25-degree edge for more meticulous, precise knifework. Modern Viking knives often exhibit meticulous craftsmanship, with attention to detail in blade grinding, shaping, and finishing. Some makers use traditional techniques like forging, heat treatment, and hand-polishing to replicate the authenticity of historical Viking knives. Decorative elements such as engravings, filigree work, and inlays may be added to enhance the aesthetic appeal.

The knife and handle are forged from one piece of steel. I have forged these knives to feel good in the hand, rendering them a neat and useful little side knife as well a reliable using tool. The handle is barrel shaped, but tapered to give the knife a distinct grip even if it is not contoured. It offers beauty in its simplicity and has become a modern classic, even if the design is more than a 1000 years old. The Viking is the revision of a Helle classic that was originally produced as a part of a fund-raiser for an around-the-world expedition in a Viking longship. The Dalstrong Valhalla Knife Series is the embodiment of a modern Viking knife that fuses ancient traditions with contemporary innovation. Just as the legendary Vikings were revered for their mastery of blades, this extraordinary collection pays homage to their indomitable spirit. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these knives boast exceptional strength, precision, and uncompromising performance. With blades forged from high-carbon stainless steel and handles designed for both style and ergonomic comfort, the Valhalla series empowers chefs to conquer any culinary voyage with ease and finesse.During the early Viking Age, Viking seax knives were typically simple and utilitarian in design. They had straight or slightly curved blades with single edges, often made of iron. The handles were commonly made of organic materials like wood, bone, or antler. These knives were practical tools used for various tasks such as cutting, carving, and eating. Middle Viking Age (10th century) Discover our medieval daggers and knives. Handmade daggers from top brands like Windlass, Deepeeka, Cold Steel. Our sharp daggers are based on real medieval knight daggers. Our blunt daggers are made for reenactment combat and martial arts. They are functional and often come with a leather sheath. These daggers are suitable for wearing to medieval fairs and festivals.