chest and backplate scout

chest and backplate scoutThe Scout is a practical and elegant armour comprising a chestplate and a back plate, protecting the chest and upper back. The pieces reach to the waist, permitting greater freedom of movement than armour covering the abdomen and entire back. The armour is worn with leather straps over the shoulders and ribs, which are adjustable to size. The Scout combines particularly well with other armour parts and with a gambeson, aketon or chainmail.

Handy pockets are included: two small pockets at the front and several deep pockets

Gyda in Old Norse means as much as 'goddess' or 'beautiful'

The telescope lends your outfit additional allure

The handle is crafted from polyurethane

The plastic blade is crafted from a high-quality material for intensive use

the mask is green and its circumference is approximately 57–59 cm

In the centre it displays a cross on a white and black background

particularly well-suited to close combat

so that the heraldry could be recognised in battle

although this type of chausses was especially employed during the late 14th and 15th century

Dispatch weight: 1000 g

heavily armoured knights wore supplementary pieces as extra protection against foot soldiers and archers