Flamberge

The flamberge is more than just a sword. It’s an icon of medieval warfare and fantasy legend. With origins in 15th-century Germany and Switzerland, these weapons feature a signature wavy blade designed to disrupt the flow of combat and cause devastating impact on the enemy. The flame-like shape isn’t just for show. It allowed fighters to deflect other weapons, snag pike heads, and twist control of the battlefield to their advantage.

Also known as flambards, the flamberge evolved in both function and form. The blade near the hilt would often be unsharpened, allowing for a two-handed grip during thrusts. It’s a clever design adopted from the rapier world. Legends even tie the flamberge to Charlemagne and Renaud de Montauban, heroes who wielded this deadly, yet artistic, sword in the roar of battle and the hush of myth.

Flamberge Sword with Artistry and Function

Each flamberge sword in our collection is hand-crafted by expert artisans specializing in historically inspired swords. With accurate overall length, balanced point, and authentic guard and hilt designs, they have the appearance and features that collectors, reenactors, and those seeking an immersive medieval experience will love.

Whether you are rolling to the front lines of a reenactment or simply admiring beauty and craftsmanship, these swords combine form, function, and quality that bring the past to life.

Display-Worthy, Wavy Blade

Our flamberge swords don’t just feel engaging in your hand. They also look incredible on display. From their impressive length from the ricasso to the tip, to their elegant parrying hooks and leather sheaths, these swords are built for action and admiration.

Improve your medieval collection or cosplay game with a faithful flamberge replica. With our 30-day return policy and Royal Rewards program, choosing your next sword from our available stock is both fun and risk-free.

Defend your castle. Channel the wind. Choose the stuff of legends—the flamberge sword.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Flamberge sword different from other medieval swords?

The Flamberge’s signature wavy design creates more drag and vibrations on impact, offering a unique cutting resistance advantage in combat.

Was the Flamberge sword used historically in real battles?

Flamberge swords were practical weapons used across European battlefields, particularly during the late medieval period for infantry and dueling purposes.

Is the wavy design of a Flamberge sword purely decorative?

While visually striking, the waved design of the blade disrupts parries and increases damage efficiency, making it both a form and a function enhancement.