Viktor Berbekucz – Cyclops Falchion – Brown

The Cyclops Falchion by Viktor Berbekucz is a robust single-edged sword designed for sport combat and hard-hitting historical reenactment. Drawing inspiration from the powerful cleaver-like falchions of the medieval period, the Cyclops emphasizes durability and impact resilience while maintaining responsive handling. Its broad blade profile and reinforced construction make it well suited for practitioners who require a dependable weapon capable of enduring repeated blade contact. The blade measures 24 3/8 inches in length and is forged from 51CrV4 high carbon spring steel, a material widely respected for its excellent combination of toughness, flexibility, and resistance to fatigue. Designed specifically for training and reenactment environments, the blade features thick rebated edges and a rounded tip to enhance safety during controlled contact. Proper heat treatment allows the blade to flex under stress and return to true, helping the sword withstand the demands of regular sparring and stage combat. The falchion’s broad cutting profile and forward presence echo the historical role of these weapons as powerful cutting tools on the battlefield. The hilt assembly is built for strength and longevity. A sturdy steel guard protects the hand while providing a secure transition between blade and grip. The full tang runs through the hilt and is firmly peened over the pommel, creating a solid mechanical construction that helps the sword remain tight under repeated use. The 4 3/4 inch grip is sized for comfortable one-handed handling and is shaped to provide a secure purchase during vigorous movement. Despite its wide blade and reinforced construction, the Cyclops Falchion maintains lively handling characteristics. The sword weighs 2 lbs 15 oz with a point of balance approximately 4 3/8 inches from the guard, giving it the forward-weighted presence expected of a falchion while still allowing good maneuverability in the hand. This balance supports authoritative cutting blows while keeping the weapon manageably weighted and balanced well for its size, type and purpose.