14th century hourglass gauntlets

14th century hourglass gauntletsThese hourglass gauntlets are inspired by originals from the 14th century, including those of the famous Black Prince, which can be seen in his image in Canterbury Cathedral. Hourglass gauntlets are particularly well suited to those who require a great deal of wrist movement and flexibility whilst fighting. This armour is an asset for reenactors and medieval swordsmanship. The gauntlets may be fastened with straps and are supplied with suede inner

The laces on the doublet permit armour pieces to be attached directly to it

These two swords together were known as daisho

6 mm thick

The sword is a replica of a 13th century historical one-and-a-half sword

making them well-suited to cosplay

The reverse also has a steel-coloured rim with a handle

the haubergeon or small hauberk was also worn

and the Vegvisir

There are plenty of choices in one design

It is available in size L (circumference 63–64 cm)

Their authentic appearance and materials render them well-suited to LARP

testify to the deep-rooted cultural and religious significance these creatures held for the Vikings