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Scythe blades
Schröckenfux Orchard Meadow and Shrub Scythe – for coarse vegetation on uneven terrain
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Schröckenfux Scandinavian Scythe – for fine to medium vegetation on slightly rocky level terrain
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Buy a Scythe – for Gardens, Meadows & Natural Areas
Welcome to our selection of high-quality, hand-forged and ready-to-mow scythe blades — here you will find the perfect scythe blade for your needs. We offer renowned brands such as Schröckenfux, Falci and Härmän Taonta, with a wide range: from short, agile blades to long models for large areas.
Which Scythe Suits Me? The Vegetation Check in 3 Steps
Choosing the right scythe is essential for efficient and energy-saving mowing. Whether you want to maintain an ornamental lawn or clear dense growth – your scythe must match the characteristics of the area you want to mow.
Find out which scythe blade is right for you:
Type A: Fine Vegetation (The “Razor Cut”)
How to identify your area:
- Plants: Exclusively soft, juicy grasses, clover, young non-woody shoots.
- Structure: Very dense, uniform and flexible. Feels soft and velvety.
- Goal: You want a clean, precise cutting height – almost like a lawnmower.
Caution: The scythe must be extremely sharp, as fine vegetation offers almost no resistance.
Buy the right scythe blade for fine vegetation:
- Schröckenfux Razor-Cut Scythe – for fine vegetation on uneven terrain
- Schröckenfux Orient Scythe – for fine vegetation on even terrain
- Schröckenfux Greenkeeper Scythe – for fine vegetation on very even lawn areas
- Schröckenfux Rooster Scythe – for fine vegetation in tight, slightly rocky terrain
- Falci Scythe – for fine vegetation on small, uneven surfaces – also ideal for children
Type B: Medium Mixed Vegetation (The “All-Rounder”)
How to identify your area:
- Plants: Classic orchard or flower meadow with a healthy mix of grass and firmer wild herbs (dandelion, plantain, etc.).
- Structure: Variable. The stems stand firmly but give way when mowing. No hard, woody stalks yet.
- Goal: Annual mowing to preserve biodiversity.
- Tip: A universal scythe is the perfect balance between sharpness and stability.
Buy the right scythe blade for medium vegetation:
Type C: Coarse Vegetation (The “Thicket”)
How to identify your area:
- Plants: Thorns, thistles, nettles, reed, rushes or woody shrubs and shoots.
- Structure: Hard, fibrous and resistant. The stems snap or break instead of bending.
- Goal: Mowing overgrown corners or cutting back brush.
- Caution: A fine grass blade would be damaged immediately! You need a robust blade.
Buy the right scythe blade for coarse vegetation:
At a Glance: Scythe Blade Selection
| Feature | Type A (Fine) | Type C (Coarse) |
|---|---|---|
| Cutting Resistance | Very low (soft) | Very high (hard/woody) |
| Blade Type | Thin-forged grass blade | Robust, thicker brush/heath blade |
| Risk of Wrong Choice | Edge damage (nicks). | Scythe presses grass flat. |
Blade Length, Shape & Terrain – What to Consider
Blade length and shape greatly influence how comfortable and efficient mowing is.
Here are some guidelines:
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up to 75 cm: These lengths are ideal for difficult terrain. This includes rocky, uneven lawns & meadow areas. They also work well for small gardens or mowing between tree trunks in orchards.
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80 cm and more: Long blades are standard for wide, even areas.
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Up to 100 cm: Especially suited for flat, lush rich meadows.
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Over 100 cm: Used on even mountain meadows with sparse vegetation.
Buy High-Quality Scythes: Brand Quality from Schröckenfux, Falci and Härmän Taonta
If you’re looking for high-quality scythe blades, steel quality and craftsmanship are crucial for durability and a clean cut. That’s why we rely on traditional manufacturers who have been forging scythe blades for many years or even centuries and continuously refine this craft.
We offer three of the most renowned scythe blade manufacturers in Europe:
Schröckenfux (Austria):
Schröckenfux has been producing scythe blades since the 16th century in Roßleithen, Upper Austria. The brand stands for long experience in scythe forging, special steels and handcrafted blades used by professionals and hobby users worldwide.
Falci (Italy):
Falci, based in Dronero in northern Italy, originated from a long tradition of local forges producing agricultural cutting tools since the early 20th century. Their range includes various scythe blades in different lengths and designs, distributed throughout Europe via specialist dealers and scythe schools.
Härmän Taonta (Finland):
Härmän Taonta is a Finnish manufacturer of scythe blades and other garden and forestry tools. Their scythe blades are made from hardened carbon steel and available in multiple lengths. They combine traditional forms with modern production techniques and are known throughout the Nordic region as robust, practical blades.