Viking Ring Belt and Sword Frog: Faux Leather, Brown or Black
Specifications
| Color | Brown, Black |
| Material | Faux leather, metal ring and rivets |
| Dimensions | 3.6 cm wide belt, ring fastening |
| For | Unisex |
- For: men and women (adults)
- Faux leather, metal ring and rivets
- 3.6 cm wide belt, removable sword frog
- Free shipping from 49€ · secure payment
A belt that knots, a leather loop that carries the weapon
A 3.6 cm wide faux leather ring belt: the end goes through the metal ring and knots back on itself, with no buckle and no holes, and the tail hangs down along the leg. The sword frog is a riveted faux leather loop that slides onto the belt and holds a sword by its guard or an axe by its head. Take them together or separately, in brown or black.
Find this piece in our Viking clothing section.
What sets this piece apart
- It fits every waist: no notches, no holes; the knot goes exactly where it should, and the hanging end is part of the look.
- Your hands stay free: the weapon sits at the hip in the frog and comes out in one movement.
- Three ways to buy it: the set, the belt only, or the sword frog only for a belt you already own.
To complete the look, see our foam Long-Handled Bearded Viking Axe, made for LARP.
Specifications
- Material: faux leather, metal ring and rivets
- Belt: 3.6 cm wide, closes with a ring and a knot
- Sword frog: riveted loop that slides onto the belt
- Models: belt and sword frog, belt only, sword frog only
- Colours: brown with a gold-tone ring, black with a silver-tone ring
- Use: costume, medieval fair, LARP, reenactment
- For: men and women (adults)
Did you know?
In the Viking world, carrying weapons was a duty as much as a right. The Norwegian Gulathing laws, written down in the 12th century but inherited from older rules, required every free man to own a sword or a broad axe, a spear and a shield, and equipment was checked. The sword, an expensive object, was worn in its scabbard, hung from the belt or from a baldric. The leather sword frog is a modern convenience, designed for LARP weapons.
To explore further, our anatomy of the Viking sword details the guard and scabbard, and our article on the Viking axe presents its types.
In the same section
How does a ring belt close?
Pass the end through the ring, bring it back over and knot it on itself. The remaining end hangs down along the leg.
Which weapons fit in the sword frog?
A sword slides in blade first and stops at the guard; an axe slides in handle first and stops at the head. It is designed for costume and LARP weapons.
Does the sword frog fit another belt?
Yes, it slides onto another belt as long as the belt passes through its leather loop. That is the "sword frog only" model.
Is it real leather?
No: faux leather, with a metal ring and rivets.
Did the Vikings carry their swords like this?
They wore them in a scabbard, hung from the belt or from a baldric. The leather sword frog is a modern convenience, handy for a LARP weapon.
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