larp armour medieval greaves scout black

larp armour medieval greaves scout blackThe Scout collection is a series of individual armour parts from Epic Armory, based on high medieval armour. These pieces may be combined with other armour parts, or assembled into a complete suit of armour using all Scout components. These Scout greaves protect the shins and lower legs during LARP battles. The armour is lightweight and permits freedom of movement whilst running and manoeuvring. The greaves may be fastened to the lower legs by means

Rust may be easily removed with black sandpaper

whilst the blades were mostly imported from Germany

and by figures such as privateers

The cover fastens with a horn button

cavalry hammers also became status symbols

SizeSMLXLXXLXXXLChest circumference 98 cm106 cm110 cm114 cm118 cm132 cmHip circumference136 cm148 cm152 cm164 cm170 cm186 cmLength144 cm147 cm149 cm150 cm153 cm154 cm

The sporran is technically derived from the European medieval belt bag

The houndskull bascinet not only provided excellent protection

Daggers of this type were employed as a secondary weapon

The scabbard chape is based upon a 10th century original employed by the Vikings of the Baltic Sea (Rusvik)

One of the earliest representations can be found on the tomb of Sir Hugh Hastings († 1347) in St

Similar swords have been excavated in Switzerland