SCA and sport arm protection

SCA and sport arm protection is the best choice for fighters, who do not strive for 100% historical authenticity, but want to have 100% defense during practicing in sport and medieval fencings.

This arm guard is not a replica, but a type of armor, which was specially designed for SCA fighters. It covers only outer part of arm.

Arm armor consists of three parts:

• Rerebrace (protection of bicep/upper part of arm);
• Vambrace (protection of forearm);
• Couter (elbow cap) with rondel

All elements of this sport defense are joined together with leather belts and rivets, which make SCA armor good articulated.

Also, defense has belts with buckles for reliable holding on the arm. There are holes on the upper part of rerebrace, so you could attach plate spaulders by your wish.

Base price includes following options:

• Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm;
• Satin polishing;
• Brown leather belts;
• Steel nickel-plated buckles;
• Steel rivets;
• No decoration;
• Painting inside

Main photo shows custom-made armour with following options:

• Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm;
• Satin polishing as finish treatment;
• Steel nails;
• Nickel-plated buckles;
• Brown leather;
• Painting inside

In options, you may choose another type and thickness of metal, color of belts, finish treatment and decoration for your sport arm guard.

You can use this plate arm defense for:

• SCA
• HEMA
• Larp
• Stage performances
• Medieval festivals
• Reenactment events

Benefits, which you’ll get, if you buy medieval plate armor at Steel Mastery:

1. Custom-made high-quality metal body armor, handcrafted by your individual parameters;
2. Reliability and comfortable wearing for years;
3. Product made by experienced blacksmiths, who really know how to make a good armor;
4. Convenient payment systems (Paypal, Skrill, Visa, MasterCard, American Express);
5. Flexible return system in case if you don’t like an item.

If you prefer historically correct arm armor, then you will like these models, similar to this SCA arm defense: medieval bracers of the 1390-1430 years; Milan-style plate arms with couter, a part of “Avant Armor”, 1450-1485 years; knight plate arms, a part of the full-plate armor of George Clifford, late XVI century.

In section “Bracers, couters and full arms”, 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.