The SWORDIER Spring Steel Flamberge Greatsword is a dramatic, fully functional interpretation of the iconic Renaissance wave‑bladed zweihander. With its sweeping flame‑pattern blade, extended quillions, and ornate ivy‑engraved hilt, this weapon captures the grandeur of 16th‑century parade swords while remaining a sharpened, real‑steel greatsword forged for performance.

The blade is hand‑forged from 65Mn spring steel, giving it the flexibility, resilience, and cutting capability expected from a functional flamberge. The long 20 cm / 7.87 in ricasso allows for half‑swording techniques, while the wave‑pattern edge enhances draw‑cut efficiency and visual presence. A pronounced distal taper (8 mm → 4.5 mm) keeps the sword surprisingly manageable for its size.

The hilt is where this model truly stands apart: extended Renaissance‑style quillions with detailed ivy engravings, a sculpted grip, and proportions inspired by historical parade and battlefield zweihanders. At 175 cm / 68.9 in overall length, this is a commanding centerpiece for any collection - yet with a point of balance just 3 cm / 1.18 in from the guard, it remains surprisingly responsive for controlled movements and display handling.

This is a greatsword built for enthusiasts who want both artistry and steel. A functional flamberge with historical soul, modern metallurgy, and unmistakable presence.

Functionality and Intended Use