buckler with leather coating l

buckler with leather coating lThe round buckler has been fitted with a leather coating for extra protection. Bucklers of this type were used principally during the Renaissance, although the form itself is considerably older. The weapon is well suited to use alongside a single handed sword or a bow. It has a diameter of 38 cm, weighs 2,3 kg and is 2,0 mm thick.

In the Middle Ages

This way you can make a start on your collection of LARP throwing knives

features padding that protects the body against chainmail and plate armour

These gambeson leg protectors can be fastened to the belt in the same manner as chainmail chausses

The practical waistband and adjustable drawstring permit you to tailor the skirt precisely to your measurements

This versatile cape is well-suited to LARP

The arm guards fit arms up to 18 cm wide and 22 cm long

have the advantage of not requiring pegs

A buckle and belt plate of this type now forms part of the collection of the Museum of London

The vegetable pot is crafted from spruce wood

The crossguard and pommel are crafted from bronze and are richly decorated

8 kg and includes a leather liner and chin strap