Double Battle Axe
A double battle axe has a blade on each side of the handle, and this page gathers four of them. You will find a gothic design, a fantasy axe and two medieval styles from Whetstone. They suit collectors, costume builders and anyone who wants a bold piece for a wall or shelf.
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What makes an axe double-bladed
A double battle axe carries a cutting head on both sides of the shaft instead of a blade on one side and a flat poll on the other. The shape is balanced and symmetrical, which is why it looks so striking on display. In stories and games it often belongs to a warrior who is meant to look fierce. In real life, an axe like this is mostly a decorative piece for a collection.
Four axes to compare
The Alchemy Gothic Double Battle Axe is the lowest-priced piece and has a dark, ornamental look that suits a gothic room. The Double Blade Fantasy Battle Axe leans into fantasy styling and works well for costumes and tabletop fans.
The two Whetstone axes take a more medieval approach. The Whetstone Double Blade Medieval Battle Axe has a traditional look, and the Whetstone Double Bladed Carbon Steel Medieval Warrior Battle Axe adds carbon steel to its name and is the top-priced axe on the page.
Choosing an axe for your space
Think about where the axe will go. A wall mount shows off the double head best, while a stand works on a desk or a bookcase. Decide whether you want a gothic, fantasy or medieval mood, because the finish and shape change the feel of a room. Prices run from $24.97 to $51.97, which keeps the choice easy to fit into a gift budget. Treat each axe as a display or costume piece unless the product page says otherwise.
Display and care
Dust the head with a soft cloth and keep the handle away from damp walls. Use a mount rated for the weight, and set it at a height out of reach of small children. If the axe has a metal head, a light wipe now and then helps keep the finish bright.
Questions people ask
What is a double-sided battle axe called?
It is usually called a double-bladed axe or a double-headed axe. In older Greek stories, a similar two-headed axe is known as a labrys.
What is the point of a double axe?
Two cutting heads give the axe a balanced shape, and a symmetrical look that stands out. Today it is mostly a collector, costume and display piece.
Can you dual wield battle axes?
In games and films, yes, but real axes are heavy and take training to handle. The axes on this page are meant for display and costume use, so check each product page for details.