Norman Spangen Helmet with Face Plate, 1.6 mm Steel

This is a fully battle-ready helmet in the style of a Norman spangenhelm from approx. 1180 AD. It is made from 1.6 mm to 3.2 mm steel.

The two helmet halves are welded together. The metal strips that form the framework of the helm (Spangen), as well as the face plate, are riveted to the helmet. The fine workmanship and overlapping construction insures high robustness and therefore best possible protection during battle re-enactment. Delivery includes a very comfortable, high-quality, adjustable padded liner and a riveted leather chin strap and authentic brass buckle.

This helm type is available in size L.

Details: - Material: 1.6 mm to 3.2 mm steel near the Spangen (metal plate strips), 2 mm thick face plate - Soft, adjustable padded liner - Chin strap from cowhide