Parts of armor

In German medieval armor, combined arms still use media mesh, more typical of the Milanese armor; however, the comfort and versatility of these arms bound together by leather points gives ease of mocimiento and easily be repaired if damaged. The arms have several holes to raise or lower the height of the strut and armbands, belts help to better hold the arm. 

 

- It has a leather tab to be set to the desired height. 

 

- We suggest use with arming our jaqueta MH-CL0800. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The arms are steel armor 1'2mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

Shoulder pads are a functional piece of medieval armor that covered the shoulders and defended, ie, the top and side of the trunk and Quadrumana, where the arm of the warrior born. The shoulder was a very vulnerable part and easy to attack with serious consequences for the defense of the opponent, as the injured shoulder dislocated arm and, therefore, left him immobile and useless to defend with the sword or other weapon. Hence the need to protect the shoulder pads. These shoulder pads are a replica of a German armor.

 

- One size. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The pads are steel 1'2mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

These elbow cops were a boom in the XIII century, when knights began to cover their joints with steel elbow and knee pads. These elbow cops we offer are ideal for historical reenactment between the years 1250 to 1350.

 

- One size.

 

Specifications:

 

- The elbow cops are steel 1'6mm.

 

- Lined Canvas for comfortable use.

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

These pieces of steel to protect the legs in armor they are very agile and efficient road and ease in combat. These leg guards somehow remember the armor of Milan you can see the alternating metallic shielding on the outside and inside. 

 

- One size adjustable. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The legs are steel armor 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

This gorget is of German style, many of the most beautiful Renaissance armor weapons are German boom. A versatile and simple gorget is an excellent choice for any infant or mercenary knight of the fifteenth century. A perfect choice for your armor of medieval historical recreation. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The gorget this fact 1'6mm steel. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

These elbow cops were a boom in the XIII century, when knights began to cover their joints with steel elbow and knee pads. These elbow cops we offer are ideal for historical reenactment between the years 1250 to 1350.

 

- One size.

 

Specifications:

 

- The elbow cops are steel 1'6mm.

 

- Lined Canvas for comfortable use.

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

These pieces of leather and steel to protect the legs in armor are very agile and efficient road and easily get in a fight. These leg guards somewhat reminiscent to those seen in Günther von Schwarzburg effigy where you can see the alternating metallic shielding on the outside and inside. The legs we offer with this model, in a way reminiscent to those carried by Sir Thomas Cheyne, composed of 5 rooms, with the plates on the inside and with a decorative farpado the end. 

 

- One size adjustable. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The pads are suede and steel 1'4mm. 

 

- Holds wounds, flaws and not be 100% regularly. (Proof of authenticity). 

 

- The roughness or color may vary slightly from one product to another.

This gorget, typical of the Iberian Peninsula, is ideal for combining with or owned by the bacinetes worn by Spanish troops during the decade of early gold helmets. A versatile and simple gorget is an excellent choice for any infant or mercenary knight of the fifteenth century. A perfect choice for your armor of medieval historical recreation. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The gorget this fact 1'6mm steel. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

These elbow cops were a boom in the XIII century, when knights began to cover their joints with steel elbow and knee pads. These elbow cops we offer are ideal for historical reenactment between the years 1250 to 1350.

 

- One size.

 

Specifications:

 

- The elbow cops are steel 1'6mm.

 

- Lined Canvas for comfortable use.

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

Shoulder pads are a functional piece of medieval armor that covered the shoulders and defended, ie, the top and side of the trunk and Quadrumana, where the arm of the warrior born. The shoulder was a very vulnerable part and easy to attack with serious consequences for the defense of the opponent, as the injured shoulder dislocated arm and, therefore, left him immobile and useless to defend with the sword or other weapon. Hence the need to protect the shoulder pads.

 

- One size. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The pads are steel 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

These arms are a replica armor armor found in Churburg Castle, in northern Italy. The protection of the arms was very important in medieval armor, as it was a party that was attacked more. Perfect for your medieval armor historical recreation. 

 

- One size. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The arms are steel armor 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

Shoulder pads are a functional piece of medieval armor that covered the shoulders and defended, ie, the top and side of the trunk and Quadrumana, where the arm of the warrior born. The shoulder was a very vulnerable part and easy to attack with serious consequences for the defense of the opponent, as the injured shoulder dislocated arm and, therefore, left him immobile and useless to defend with the sword or other weapon. Hence the need to protect the shoulder pads.

 

- One size. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The pads are steel 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

- Diameter: 23cm. 

 

Specifications: 

 

In the XIIIth century were rigid to protect the most exposed parts of the body, how are you knee replacement could be found in illuminations, sculptures and other sources funerary pieces. These knee pads provide excellent protection for your medieval armor historical recreation.

 

- One size adjustable.

 

Specifications:

 

- The knee cops are steel 1'6mm. (Lined with canvas for a better grip).

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

Shoulder pads are a functional piece of medieval armor that covered the shoulders and defended, ie, the top and side of the trunk and Quadrumana, where the arm of the warrior born. The shoulder was a very vulnerable part and easy to attack with serious consequences for the defense of the opponent, as the injured shoulder dislocated arm and, therefore, left him immobile and useless to defend with the sword or other weapon. Hence the need to protect the shoulder pads.

 

- One size. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The pads are steel 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

- Diameter: 31cm. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The thickness of the sheet steel is 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel flange is 2'5mm.

Shoulder pads are a functional piece of medieval armor that covered the shoulders and defended, ie, the top and side of the trunk and Quadrumana, where the arm of the warrior born. This armor is known as "S18" in the armory of Churburg, are attached to the pad window. This medieval armor supposedly belonged to Where Matsch and is said to be a Lombard work.

 

- One size. 

 

Specifications: 

 

- The pads are steel 1'6mm. 

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

Specifications:

 

- the sabatons are made from 2mm steel.

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.

 

This gorget is styled in Central Europe. In this combination, protection is rigid but articulated at the neck to achieve a great improvement in effectiveness. A versatile and simple gorget is an excellent choice for any infant or mercenary knight of the XVIth century. A perfect choice for your armor of medieval historical recreation.

 

- This model has a slightly raised collar, and closed by rivet.

 

Specifications:

 

- The gorget this fact 1'6mm steel.

 

- The thickness of the steel may vary due to handcrafting our products.