fist buckler

fist bucklerA buckler was a small shield held in the fist during hand to hand combat. It was a popular form of protection amongst infantrymen from the 12th to the 17th century and could be wielded in either hand. Despite its small size, it was effective at deflecting blows. This buckler is classified, according to Herbert Schmidt, as a Type IA: it has a round shape with straight edges. The buckler is constructed from 2 mm thick steel, has a diameter of 16. 5 cm,

which lends it a striking appearance

The Red Dragon Forearm and Elbow Protectors have been designed specifically for HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) and are crafted from durable cotton

and the model is based on a traditional felt hat worn in this region — the petasos

the shoulder strap can be made longer or shorter by means of the brass buckle

The name of this place suggests that there was a holy site in the Viking age

who wore similar helmets with longer brims

floor-length slip dress is crafted from lightweight viscose fabric with a crinkle effect

Head circumference

Length: 30

The LARP swords by Epic Armoury are renowned for their high quality and beautiful design

The brigandine has been designed to protect your torso and back during LARP & reenactment battles

The tabard was worn to protect the tunic and other garments beneath it from dirt during work