secret with chin strap

secret with chin strapThe helmet is crafted after a 13th century original. Helmets of this type were worn in large numbers throughout Europe between the 13th and 16th centuries. The secret was most commonly worn beneath the great helm, which was removed during duels. In this way the head remained protected, the wearer retained a full field of view, and his breathing was not hampered. The secret is constructed from 2 mm thick steel. The three parts are screwed together.

just as the original was

Volcanic glass is often sharper and harder than steel

which makes it suitable as a Dane axe

Length: 45 cm

The axe features a fibre glass core protected by a layer of kevlar

Plate armour was originally designed as reinforcement for a hauberk with separate plates

flared sleeves feature a split from the elbow

you will transform into a LARP rodent

Steel type: 1566 carbon steel

This style is often called the “houndskull” or “pig-faced” bascinet

which gives a pleasing puff

The sword is hand painted for a lifelike appearance and is well-balanced