cold steel medieval training buckler

cold steel medieval training bucklerBased on the bucklers employed by the old masters, this Cold Steel training buckler has been designed for martial arts. Crafted from polypropene to prevent wounds of the kind inflicted by steel bucklers, it permits the full training of all techniques, including those that are unsuitable for steel bucklers. The buckler has a diameter of 30,5 cm and weighs 985 grams. _x005F

the sword was able to pierce through hauberks with greater ease

Whilst inspired by historical models

the brooch is handmade and measures 6 x 3

Chainmail coifs were worn either on their own or beneath a helmet

The sword measures 141 cm in length

Greaves were worn over chainmail chausses and provided an additional layer of protection for the lower legs of mounted knights

being employed in large numbers across South and Central Europe

A Celtic ring with infinite knot

With the advent of firearms

Balance point from Pareerstang: 51 cm

Byzantine art depicts calf-length chainmail chausses in Tokali Kilise (10th century) and Karanlik Kilise (11th century)

The name Taza is based on the French phrase à la Taza