Medieval arm armour

The Khatangu-degel spaulders armor is a stunning piece of armor that is steeped in Mongolian history and tradition. The spaulders, which are shoulder plates designed to protect the wearer's upper arms and shoulders, are a key component of the Khatangu-degel armor. Crafted by the skilled artisans at Steel Mastery, the Khatangu-degel spaulders are a faithful recreation of the spaulders worn by the legendary Mongolian warrior, Khatangu-degel. They are made using traditional techniques and materials, ensuring that they are as authentic and true to history as possible. What makes the Khatangu-degel spaulders so special is not only their historical accuracy, but also their stunning design.&n...

Medieval shoulder blades are a good pauldrons choice, but also an interesting armor element with its own story and features you will undoubtedly be interested to know of. Their story begins a long long time ago, somewhere between the late XVth - early XVIth century. Now it seems like a brutal tale, but in Medieval times, there was a man whose courage and skill, strength and luck led him through the heat of battle. His life was bright like a shooting star but just as short... However, it wasn’t always that bad if this brave warrior had time to concern about decent armor to protect himself in battle. This man – English archer – wore plate spaulders. This cool guy’s outfit was...

Leaf shaped shoulders in “true knight of the Lord” – style  – what are they like? Let us tell you the stories of these armor elements. In 1291, when the Kingdom of Jerusalem had fallen and Acre was captured, humble but warlike knights of the Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem were seeking refuge. And they found it in 1310, when the city of Rhodes hospitably accepted the holy meek defenders of the faith within their walls... after four years of siege but who cares! The heroes of this story are a stylization of the protection of the arms and legs that belonged to one of those humble Hospitallers Knights, XIII century. They are modest...

Steel spaulders are a part of fantasy style costume “Dwarf”. This model is reliable and comfortable and despite of the not historically correct design, it can be used almost with any type of medieval body armour. Pauldrons have shoulder plate, two segments and additional elongated plate, which covers bicep and upper part of arm until the elbow. These fantasy-style spaulders are kept with leather belts and buckle on the arm. Additionally, it is tied with lace to cotta or gambeson. You can use these battle spaulders for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm;...

English Gothic plate arms of the 2nd half of the XV century are based on the patterns from the funeral armour on English knight sir Ralph Fitzherbert.  Sir Ralph Fitzherbert, fragment of effigy, Norbury Church, England Full-plate arm guard consists of three separate parts: Rerebracers (upper arm protection); Couters (pointed elbow caps); Vambracers (forearm protection) All elements are supplied with leather belts and buckles, which allow reliable fastening of armor on your arm. Each part has flueting, which is typical feature for gothic-style armour. It is handcarfted and made-to-measure item. Together with plate pauldrons and cuirass of the same Gothic st...

Knight spaulders of fantasy design are not a historical correct model. Though, you may use them as shoulder defense together with any medieval armor. Pauldrons are decorated with curved steel strips and reinforcing plate in the middle of shoulder armor. Edges are trimmed with strips as well. By your wish, we can make these strips of brass, so your protection will look fabulous. These handcrafted fantasy style spaulders are kept with leather belt and buckle on the upper part of arm and tied with laces to padded gambeson or brigandine. You can use these knight spaulders for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes...

Full plate arm protection of XIII-XIV centuries was rather expensive armour in those times. Only rich, noble knights were able to afford such kit, but not usual infantrymen. Arm defense consists of: Spaulders; Rerebracers (upper arm (bicep) protection); Couters (elbow caps) with rondels; Bracers All parts are fixed firmly on your arms with leather belts. Additionally, plate arm protection is fastened to gambeson with leather straps. You can use this handmade steel arm armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Satin polishing; Brown lea...

Here is unique full-plate arm protection with a large left pauldron. This medieval armor for arms is a part of the tournament jousting knight armor of the XVI century. Metal armor includes: Full arms (bracers and bicep defense); Elbow caps; Spaulders; Large left pauldron Such big pauldron was a typical feature of tournament armor of mounted knight. It served as a shield and covered the biggest part of left body side. Cuirass with lance rest was usually worn together with similar arm and shoulder protection. Custom-made medieval plate arm protection is completely handcrafted by individual parameters of customer. You can use this metal armor for: SCA HEMA LA...

Milan style plate arms with couters are a part of famous full-plate steel body protection “Avant Armor”. It was crafted in Corio workshop, Milano, and was belong to fon Matsch, the owner of Churburg Castle in 1450.     Avant Armor, Glasgow, Scotland Now this armour is in almost perfect condition and is kept in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow, Scotland. This plate arm defense has classic shapes of Milan-style armour. For the forced protection, a couter is fixed to the left arm. Italian pauldrons of the same style will be a great addition to this arm guard. Milanese armor, XV century You can use this custom-made plate arm defense for: SCA ...

Milanese pauldrons of the 2nd half XV century has specific shape, which cannot be noticed in other types of defense, rather than Milanese armor. Usually, left pauldron was larger, than a right one. Such design allowed place a spear at the lance rest; left pauldron was used as a shield that covered armpit, shoulder bone and part of chest and back. Milanese armor dated by the 1450-1460 years, Museo Diocesano, Mantova, Italy This medieval knight shoulder defense is recommended to be used over the padded underarmor and in combination with Milan-style cuirass. Handcrafted pauldrons are manufactured by individual parameters of customer. This reliable shoulder armor is held on the a...

Plate shoulders of the XVI century is a type of late medieval armor. It was used by knights from all military branches. This shoulder defense is reliable and comfortable in wearing. Spaulders are supplied with bump stops, which amortize blows during the battle. Functional battle spaulders are held with leather belts and buckles on the upper part of arm. Additionally, they are laced to the padded underarmor or plate cuirass. We manufacture this medieval armor by personal parameters of customer. You can use this steel shoulder protection for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold...

Forearms with elbow caps and rondels is a classical model of medieval knight arm armor. Similar defense was in use by soldiers of all military branches all over Europe in the XIV-XVI centuries. These vambraces cover forearm of warrior; cap with rondel protects elbow joint and its outer side. There are leather loops with holes are installed on the bracer and cap, so both elements are easily attached to each other with leather lacing. Additionally, there are belts with buckles for fastening of medieval plate armor on the arm. This steel protection is recommended to be worn over padded underarmor. You can use this handmade arm armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances ...

Ultra-functional segmented spaulders made from horizontal 1mm stainless steel plates is a good choice for battle. These magnificent steel strips assembled together by rivet-nails and attached to a best wool cover glued with canvas base. For added strength, the topmost segment forged, while the rest are bent. The structural feature of these shoulder pads consists in reamed lower plate’s holes, so in moving the shoulder “gathers” from top to bottom. Thus, we have achieved excellent mobility combined with full shoulder bone and bicep protection, which will be your serious advantage in battle. Spaulders equipped by leather belts with buckles for fastening around the upper ...

Both gentlemen, or yeomen bould, Or whatsoever you are, To have a stately story tould, Attention now prepare. It is a tale of Robin Hood, But honestly - his bracers, We hope, you rightly understood, Relax and took it well. (A True Tale of Robin Hood Ballad) If someone ask you about a truly important thing, which help Robin to win, except his bow, Little John, Friar Tuck and even his tights you can with full confidence answer that there were his bracers. Cool medieval leather armor. Comfortable, strong, soft, reliable, light, forest-like stylish and absolutely not interfering with archery, but only helping with. Well, or fighting on sticks, if we mind the legends. ...

Handcrafted elbow caps with chased rondel is an important element of battle knight outfit. Steel elbow guards was in wide use among knights since the XIV century. Primarily, such caps (also known as couters) were attached to mail sleeve of hauberk, later on they became a part of full arm protection. Elbow defense has a circle plate (rondel) for protection of our part of elbow. Caps are held on the elbow with firm leather belts and buckle. Leather loops with holes are installed on the top of cap and allow lacing to the rerebrace (armor for the upper part of arm) or padded gambeson. You can use this functional elbow armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festi...

To the sea, to the sea! The white gulls are crying, The wind is blowing, and the white foam is flying. There are the prince of the Woodland Realm of Mirkwood Legolas bracers replica. Just the same and even better. Modern cool variation of ancient Mirkwood elven armor. Soft and strong leather, taken from the calfskin belly of the dragon, still too young to grow scales, delicate shining  rivets and lacing made of the same gorgeous leather. No one in Middle Earth has better bracers. Designed especially for elven archers they are also serve you as medieval leather armor at medieval festivals, larp leather armor at LARP events, leather scale armor at SCA, stage performances and...

Brigandine spaulders of plates 7x7 cm (2,8x2,8 in)

In addition to wool brigandines, we can offer woolen biceps protection and bracers. Crafted by our blacksmiths, these exclusive arm protection will defend your arms against enemy’s strikes. It was spread throughout Western and Eastern Europe around 1350-1450. Less popular than brigandine's leather cover, wool from the other hand looks respectable and modestly, as a worthy knight should have looked like in those days. Woolen medieval arm protection is fixed with leather straps and buckles. Basic biceps protection and bracers includes: Color: grey Fabric: wool edging by sides (it could be made in contrasting color, to give a little bit of chic); Me...

Look at truly good medieval shoulder armor and arm protection, which are the part of KNIGHT PLATE ARMOR OF XIV CENTURY - all-purpose overall image of France, Burgundy, and Burgundian Netherlands knight armor in last third of XIV century. Take a look just at them, based on plate arms and knight shoulder armor from Churburg Castle, tombs of Sir Miles Stapleton of Bedale in Norfolk (1364), Ralph Neville 1st Earl of Westmorland (first quarter of XV century), John de Montacute (1389). Modest, comfortable, so versatile and simply assembled, that in their design there is practically nothing can break - this knight arm armor is a damn good choice for a fighter. *** Such important part ...

Vernon Roche's Plate Elbows (world of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt) Full outfit –  The Plate Elbows, forged with precision, encapsulate the essence of protection and versatility. Safeguarding his arms with steadfast determination, they bear the scars of countless skirmishes, each mark a testament to Roche's dedication to his soldiers and his unyielding stance against the chaos that surrounds him.