Odin Mit Uns is a reference to Scandinavian mythology and serves as a reminder of the times when some of the strongest and bravest warriors in Europe died in battle with a smile on their faces. They died so they could ascend to Valhalla, where the gods awaited them to sit beside them.
The design features one of the most iconic symbols of Scandinavian history that immediately comes to mind when we hear the word "Vikings". The mere appearance of a "drakkar" on the open sea was enough to freeze the blood of their enemies. The Vikings, known as explorers and fearless warriors, sailed their ships along routes previously unheard of.
Drakkars are the characteristic Viking ships, named after the dragon head at the prow. It was believed that anyone who died in battle or endured their pain in silence would go to the gods to drink with them. This is exactly what gave strength to the Scandinavian warriors — they believed that the gods were with them, and death held no fear, for it granted the heroes eternal life.
