larp armour thigh armour infantry black

larp armour thigh armour infantry blackThe armour has been designed to protect the thighs from blows and impacts during LARP battles. It consists of two shield shaped plates that may be hung from the belt to protect the outside of the thighs. The armour is fitted with strong leather straps to fasten it securely to the belt. It is therefore straightforward to employ and a well suited addition to any costume or suit of armour. The plates are decorated with rivets and feature a V shaped edge.

At the same time

Seaxes of this type were employed from the 5th century until well into the 11th century

The blade was single-edged

The belt measures 165 cm in length and is approximately 3 cm wide

wedge-shaped and flared cutting edge

The kaftan was especially popular amongst the Rusvik Vikings

The tent is available in several colours

and similar weapons

the camail emerged — a chainmail collar that was attached to the lower edge of the bascinet helmet and provided protection for the wearer's neck

we do not recommend leaving it in the sun for a long period of time

1 mm thick steel with leather inlay

and even three smaller ships were also excavated