Hewing Spear Head Hand Forged High Carbon Steel Zulu Viking Replica by Nauticalmart Medieval Age Throwing Spearhead Suitable for Historical Re-Enactment

I take it that this is really made to be a decorative piece, but all throughout the description it's made to sound like a functional spear. It is bent like 15-20 degrees from the socket to the tip of the spear, and even the edges meander a decent amount. Also they explicitly mention a hole being there for a nail when you mount it, but there is no hole. They also say that it is blunt and not sharpened, but it is significantly more blunt than i was imagining, the edges are completely flat, no blade whatsoever. Although that last point is probably just personal preference. It is fine as a decorative piece, but overall, the craftsmanship is honestly a lot shoddier than I was expecting.

The only thing I didn't like was the haft was slightly oval.The shaft is a long hardwood push broom handle painted black. In two places on the spear shaft, I used softball handle wrap in red and black. I also used a red enamel paint pen to put on runes.

Well made. Curves slightly at an angle, but probably won't be noticeable to anyone but me