The “Edelstahl” (German for “Noble Steel”) is IRONWOLF's salute to the swords that defined the 13th century—single-handed weapons carried by crusaders, knights, and men-at-arms across Europe. It’s a sword that doesn’t shout for attention; it earns it through performance, balance, and historical integrity.

Forged from tough spring steel and built with traditional features like a peened pommel and iron fittings, the “Edelstahl” is made to be used. Its blade is broad and purposeful, capable of both powerful cuts and precise thrusts. The grip is faux-leather wrapped over a wood core, shaped for comfort and control even under stress.

This is a sword that would feel right at home beside a heater shield and maille hauberk—simple, effective, and ready for the fight. Whether you’re training, reenacting, or collecting, the “Edelstahl” offers a piece of medieval practicality without the premium price tag.

Key Features

• Inspired by Type XII 13th-century knightly swords
• Traditional construction with peened pommel and iron fittings
• Sharpened edge and functional design
• Leather-wrapped wood grip for secure handling
• Includes wood-core scabbard with belt suspension system
• Exceptional value—priced under $200

The “Edelstahl” is a sword for those who appreciate simplicity, authenticity, and performance. It’s not flashy—it’s faithful. And at this price, it’s one of the most accessible ways to own a real piece of medieval steel.

Step into the legacy of the knight—before they’re gone.

IRONWOLF by Ryujin

Functionality and Intended Use