Scale body armour and plates

Scale armour is classic example of the Byzantine Empire heritage. We can see the similar armour on the images of cataphracts from the VII century. Armour was widespread on the Kievan Rus from the XI century. It provides with a good mobility and high level of protection during the battle.  To complete your armor, you can buy body part.  Also skirt and pelerine are available.  

Scale armour is classic example of the Byzantine Empire heritage. We can see the similar armour on the images of cataphracts from the VII century. Armour was widespread on the Kievan Rus from the XI century. It provides with a good mobility and high level of protection during the battle. Base price include only body part. In options you can add next part: skirt spaulders  pelerine Skirt consists of two parts and is being attached to the waistband separately. Scale pauldrons can be sewn or laced to the body part. Base price includes this armour made of normal steel plates 1 mm. You can choose also titanium or stainless steel plates.  Brigand...

Scale armour is classic example of the Byzantine Empire heritage. We can see the similar armour on the images of cataphracts from the VII century. Armour was widespread on the Kievan Rus from the XI century. It provides with a good mobility and high level of protection during the battle.  To complete your armor, you can buy body part.  Also skirt and spaulders are available.  

Using this lamellar set, you assemble lamellar on your own armour body design. Wearing armour which you create by yourself you stay free and sure during the battle.  Stamping makes our plates clear-cut, and its lengthways and round edge convex shape bring extra resistibility in bearing hits and shocks, even if used steel is thin.  There are 100 plates in this set. Plates at the picture are: - dimensions 70*50 mm (27.5*19.7 inch) - of 1,0 mm (19 gauge) steel - with a diameter of the 3 holes for lacing of 3,5 mm Our medieval scale armour and armour with skirt are being made of such plates.

Additional back protection is a cool medieval-style safety airbag so to say for your spine. After all, you surely know that the spine is the most unprotected part of your body in full contact fights, don’t you? We really do care, so we’ve made for you a cool and functional gambeson upgrade. We offer as a set of additional back protection:                                            A wide strip of dense soft leather with 15 rectangular 14 x 5 cm (5.5 x 2 inc) plate...

This type of armour was very popular among the Russian and Tatar warriors in the XIII-XV centuries. It combines good mobility and protection of the key areas (trunk, thighs, shoulders, collarbones). You can use this brigand body armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Made-to-measure brigand protection is completely handcrafted. Our crafters use individual parameters of customer and personal regards for manufacture. Two-part skirt is attached to the waistband separately. Scale pauldrons can be sewn or laced to the brigandine body. Brigandine has cotton lining.  Base price includes following op...

Spine protection is a cool medieval-style safety airbag so to say for your spine. After all, you surely know that the spine is the most unprotected part of your body in full contact fights, don’t you? We really do care, so we’ve made for you a cool and functional gambeson upgrade.  We offer an spine protection for self-sewing a wide strip of dense soft leather with 15 rectangular 14 x 5 cm (5.5 x 2 inc) plates riveted onto it. Full length is 54 cm (21.3 in). Strip with plates, being sewn to the gambeson, will reliably cover your spine even from the most severe blow on the armor.  This is a must-have accessory for full contact fights and modern fencing. So...

This scale armour was widespread among the rich professional warriors of Europe in the Middle Ages starting from V till XI centuries. But in time, such kind of armour had been displaced by brigandines. It was very popular among the body-guards of Rus' and warriors of the Byzantine Empire till the XIV century. The same armour we can see on the paintings of the slavonic churches and Byzantine miniatures. Similar type of scale armour can be often found on the images of Charles Martel's (Karl Martell) warriors. The scale armour is being made of metal plates of 1.0 mm (normal steel, stainless steel or titanium) and is being fastened on the sides with firm two-layer leather...

Scale armour is classic example of the Byzantine Empire heritage. We can see the similar armour on the images of cataphracts from the VII century. Armour was widespread on the Kievan Rus from the XI century. It provides with a good mobility and high level of protection during the battle.  To complete your armor, you can buy body part.  Also spaulders and pelerine are available.