Tempered steel Greek spearhead. Yeah, the Greeks would have had bronze spearheads first and iron spearheads later, and this version is likely tougher than an original would have been, but {yiddish accent} for that you're complaining? {/yiddish accent}. It's the full-length mid-rib up the center of the blade that really gives this spear some serious punch. (And now that you're looking closely at the blade, yes, it's not bilaterally symmetrical - it's meant to be that way.) For folks who are looking to go out and do something impressively and stupidly heroically macho with a spear, this is the spearhead that I recommend. Add your own ash, oak, or hickory spearshaft, and be sure to send me pictures of you being heroically macho with it.

length: 16"
blade: 11"
blade width: 2 3/4" at widest
socket opening: 1 1/8"
socket depth: 4"
weight: 1 lb 1.8 oz

Also available is a matching what-goes-on-the-other-end of the spear: a sarouter / lizard sticker.

Price: $55 (spear head)