gambeson hood and collar aulber black

gambeson hood and collar aulber blackIn the Middle Ages, knights and foot soldiers often wore gambeson hoods and collars such as this. The hood and collar are crafted after examples from the Morgan Bible. The gambeson hood and collar may be worn separately as well as beneath armour and helmets. They can be attached to one another with leather straps. Both are constructed from rough woven canvas and feature a wool felt polyester padding.

this armour has been designed for Larp battles

On the side it has ribbons to fasten it

and equally at home on outdoor and hiking trails

she symbolised strength as chief of the Valkyries

both components have a shaft diameter of 2

A large steel ring on the back connects all straps that are attached to the breastplate

It is lacquered

The exterior is crafted from leather

Available in sizes S/M (length 109 cm) and L/XL (length 116 cm)

which permitted the space to be optimally utilised

These battle-tested weapons have a patinated finish

This type of battle axe is based on originals that emerged from the second half of the 15th century