Three quarters greaves, XV century

Three quarters greaves is a widespread model of shin armor among medieval knights in the XV century. Such plate armor covered ¾ of a shin, leaving only inner part uncovered.

Greaves have hinges on the outer side and leather belts with buckles for fastening installed on the inner part of plate leg armor.

Armor garniture for field and tilt, 1550-1575 years, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA

This model of custom leg armor is comfortable in wearing and using. We strictly recommend to use it over padded or fabric chausses.

You can use this battle metal leg 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 leather belts;
• Steel nickel-plated buckles;
• Steel rivets;
• No decoration;

You may also like these models of medieval shin armor: XIV-XVI century’s style half greaves, closed hinged greaves of the 1450-1485 years.

In section “Metal leg protection”, you can see all models that we offer for ordering. If you didn’t find any for your taste and wish, please send us photo and description of the required model and we will make it for you.