SPECIFICATIONS
| Blade color |
Satin-Polished Steel |
| Blade material |
60Si2CrA Spring Steel — broad, deep-bellied blade forged for cutting power |
| Guard |
304 Stainless Steel — gracefully S-curved crossguard |
| Scabbard |
Wood + Leather — warm brown finish with polished steel chape and belt strap |
| Handle |
Solid wood + Hand-wrapped rope (Handmade) — brown corded grip with a disc pommel |
DIMENSIONS
| Overall length |
101 cm (39.8 inches) |
| Blade length |
70 cm (27.6 inches) |
| Handle length |
20 cm (7.9 inches) |
| Blade width |
7 cm (2.8 inches) |
| Weight |
1.6 kg (3.5 lbs) |
Some swords were made for parade grounds; the Ironbark Longsword was made for the road. Its defining trait is a remarkably broad, deep-bellied blade — a shape chosen for cutting, not ceremony — dressed in earthy brown leather and rope that feel a season's march old the day they arrive.
Blade: The 70 cm (27.6 in) blade of 60Si2CrA spring steel spreads to an impressive 7 cm (2.8 in) at its widest, satin-polished and shaped to put real authority behind every cut while remaining quick to recover.
Guard: A 304 stainless steel crossguard sweeps through a graceful S-curve — one small concession to elegance on a sword that otherwise means pure business.
Scabbard: Warm brown leather over a wooden body, capped with a polished steel chape and carrying its own belt strap, ready to hang at the hip or on the wall.
Handle: Brown rope, wrapped by hand over the solid wooden core of the 20 cm (7.9 in) grip, meets a steel disc pommel that trues the balance for crisp one-handed handling despite the blade's width.
Dimensions: At 101 cm (39.8 in) overall and a light 1.6 kg (3.5 lbs), the Ironbark is nimble out of proportion to its looks — a pleasure for display and equally at home in careful training.
Rugged, unpretentious, and full of character, the Ironbark Longsword is the sword of the knight who earned his spurs in the field.
