Armor

Helmet Chapel (or Kettle helmet or Eisenhut) was popular from the early XIII century until the end of the XVI century among infantry. Such medieval helmets were well-known for its shape of brimmed hat. Peculiarity of the presented model is high top point. Such shape of dome allows parrying front and side hits good. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this metal head protection for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Satin polishing; Black leather belts; Steel nickel-plated buckles; Steel riv...

Phrygian cap (sometimes also called Thracian cap) is a soft rounded cap with the top directed forward. It was called after Phrygia, an ancient country in the central part of Asia Minor. It is known as a symbol of freedom and revolution. It was widely used by the tribes, which in ancient times inhabited Thrace, Dacia and Dalmatia. Later, this name spread on helmets with typical, leant forward, dome. Imprints of this helmet are often found on the graphic sources and bás-reliefs dated 12th - first half of 13th century. As far as we know, only one specimen of this type of medieval helmets had been found as yet. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by ...

Helmet Sallet was popular head protection starting the middle of the XV century in Europe. Italian models of Sallet were open-faced and sometimes covered with velvet. German soldiers were wearing Sallet with bevor (plate gorget) for face and neck protection. Another distinctive feature of German Sallet was long segmented tail, consisted of few lames. The presented model was preferably worn by archers in the 1430-1480 years. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval knight helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options...

Medieval helmet armet takes its origin in XV century, being designed - as presumed - in Italy. It was distinguished by being the first helmet of this time to protect completely the head, compact and light enough to be carried one. Movable hinged cheek pieces and gorget plate opened backward show the face. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval knight helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Satin polishing; Black leather belts; Steel nickel-plated buckles; Steel rivets; Sewn ...

This model of medieval helmet armet is historical replica of close helmet of the XV-XVI centuries. It has four pieces, which are typical for armet: round dome (or skull), two cheek-pieces and a visor. Neck is protected with plate gorget (bevor). The weight of the helmet does not press on your head, as it is apportioned on your shoulders. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval knight helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Satin polishing; Black leather belts; Steel nickel-...

Barbute (or Barbuta) was a popular model of Italian helmet among infantry until the end of the XV century. Name of helmet was derived from Italian word “Barba” (“Beard”). Depending on the region of using, such medieval armor helmet could be called “Italian sallet” or “Italian bascinet”. Cheek plates almost completely covered the face. Helmet has two main features: No visor; Opening from the from with shape “Y” or “T” Some barbutes were worn together with chainmail camail (aventail). This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval knight helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage per...

Bascinet is one of the most popular and widespread medieval knight helmet in the XIV century. Such type was developed from the steel round cap, which was worn under the tophelm.   This model was typical for 1350-1140 years. The striking feature of this type of Bascinet is double-point fix on the both side of helmet. Mobile visor with single ocular is allowing great visibility and safety. Holes in visor provides with good ventilation. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval steel helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes follow...

Bascinet is version of steel liners (underhelmet). Approximately from the epoch of the Crusades, Western European chivalry mainly used as the primary helmet – topfhelm (Great Helm - similar a pot). With steel caps (skullcaps) worn under it. This visorless model is one of the first basсinets. Face could be protected with chainmail coif or aventail. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval knight helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Satin polishing; Black leather belts; Ste...

Helmet bascinet Hounskull ("Hundsgugel") is named of the conical shape of extended visor, that resembles dog's muzzle. Helmet was popular among all classes of knights in the XIV-XV centuries. Shape of visor allows to place a lot of holes on it for perfect ventilation. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please choose the wished type and thickness of metal in options.  We recommend to use helmet with liner, padded and mail aventails for bascinet.

Helmet bascinet Hounskull was widespread among all classes of knights in the XIV-XV centuries. This model is decorated with brass strips and cross on the left part of visor. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please choose the wished type and thickness of metal and additional decoration in options.  We recommend to use helmet with liner , padded and mail aventails for bascinet.

Bascinet with segmented single ocular was very popular among European knights in the XV century. This model is perfect due to its functionality, good visibility and ventillation. Helmet protects your head during medieval buhurts and tournaments. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please choose the wished type and thickness of metal and additional decoration in options.  We recommend to use helmet with padded and mail aventails for bascinet.

Bascinet hounskull was widespread in the XIV-XV centuries. The most popularity it had among the men-at-arms. The pecularity of this bascinet is protruding visor with a lot of holes, that provide with a perfect ventilation. Base price includes the helmet is made of normal steel 1.5 mm, satin polishing, steel rivets and buckles, sewn liner. Please choose the wished type of metal and it's thickness in options. Mail, padded or scale aventail will be a good addition to the medieval bascinet.

Bacinet is a type of helmet common in medieval Europe. He came to replace the tophelms in the 14-15 century, and was very common in heavy infantry and cavalry. In fact, the bascinet is the base on which you can put various visors. But paradoxically, the first models did not have visors at all, they were dressed under a big tophelm, in order to withstand very powerful blows. Naturally, such a design was very cumbersome, and enjoyed limited popularity, in tournaments or in horse-drawn battles. For foot soldiers, the ideal option was a bacinet with a visor, providing reliable protection, with a moderate mass (about 7 kg.). Here is an option hundsgugel - "dog head", which was popular from the ...

This model of medieval helmet bascinet was popular in the XV century. Distance between bars is 1.5-1.8 mm, that is compliant to SCA-standards. Base price includes helmet is made of normal steel 1.5 mm, with steel rivets and buckles, satin polishing. sewn liner. You can upgrade your helmet by choosing options: type and thickness of metal, method of finish treatment, decoration, etc.

This model of helmet bascinet is typical for the second part of XIV century. Single ocular and holes on the curved visor allow great visibility and ventilation. Helmet is perfect for medieval fencing and tournaments. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please choose the wished type and thickness of metal in options.  We recommend to use helmet with liner for more comfort and safe. If you want to craft medieval helmet by yourself, we offer you to read this article, where we tell how to make such model of bascinet.

Typical dome of medieval bascinet with bar grill visor protects you perfectly during medieval fencing and buhurts. Distance between rods is 1.8-2.0 mm, that is totally compliant to SCA-standards. Visor is attached to the top of helmet with hinge. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please use liner for comfortable and safety using.

Helmet bascinet has appeared in the XIV century and was probably even more popular than Chapel in the Western Europe and England. It was worn under the Great Helm, but also used separately. Both, noble knights and usual infantry used such type of helmet. This model of hand-made bascinet with klappvisor is typical for 1330-1340 years. Visor is attached with hinge to the dome. Holes and oculars visor allow great visibility and breathing. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. For better comfort and protection, we recommend you to use this helmet with liner and chain mail aventail. Blueing, mirror p...

Similar model of bascinet was found in archaeological excavations dated XIV century. But only few miniature paintings confirm the usage of such helmet by medieval warriors. Despite of less popularity, this type of helmet combines the most importnant properties, that are required for safety battle: -good visibility -perfect ventilation -wonderful protection Peak amortizes the stricking force in case of strict stroke. Mail aventail provides with complete face and neck protection. Bar grill visor has distance 2.1 cm between the rods, that is completely compliant to SCA standards. Base price includes the helmet, that is made of normal steel 1.5 mm, with satin polishing,...

Helmet Bascinet with bar-grill visor provides with safety protection during the medieval tournaments and fencing. Distance between rods is 1.8-2.0 mm, that is totally compliant to SCA-standards. Visor is attached to the sides of helmet with hinges. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please use liner for comfortable and safety using.

Bascinet with side hinged mobile visor was one the most popular model of bascinet in the XIV-XV centuries. Such type of attaching allows to change standard visor to bar grill visor very easily. Oculars and holes on the visor are allowing great visibility and breathing during medieval fencing and battles. Base price includes helmet made of cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm, with satin finish treatment, steel rivets and sewn liner. Please choose the wished type and thickness of metal in options.