This classical "spangenhelm" is based on historical models and has its roots in Northern Europe during the early Middle Ages. Even before that, it was worn by nomadic peoples during Late Antiquity. That's why it is ideally suited for use in the portrayal of Norse characters. This helmet type's name may be traced back to the German word "Spange", which was used to describe the metal strips used to join the metal sheets to create the helmet.Material: steel plateSizes: small (56-58) and large (59-62)Colous: blank and burnishedThe spangenhelm was one of the most common types of head armour during Late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages. It as relatively easy to make, and production was even possible in larger quanitities without great effort. This made it very popular with a variety of warlike peoples. Typical for a spangenhelm is the head strip, which forms the base for the head plates. Oftentimes, this metal headband was aditionally adorned or reinforced. Archeological finds often indicate brow ornaments or other embellishments. The helmet's conical shape formed when the individual plates were rivited together. In many cases, chainmail mesh was added to the back part of the helmet. A solution for head protection that is as simple as it is clever.

Kettle helmets developed around the 11th century and came westwards from probably Byzantine. Quickly they became one of the most worn types of helmets in medieval europe. It was easy to make and protected well against blows and strikes from above; fro mthe horse downwards, that means. This way many infantrymen wore this type of helmet.The \\"Owen\\" kettle helmet is built with a wide brim, which protects the wearer from sun and rain. Face and back of the neck are left free, which allows an open movement, breathing, sight and hearing. All this without leaving the wearer unprotected.The three ridges along the centre of the scull cap not only stiffen the material, but also bring a distinctive style to this helmet.Inside you will finde a foam liner covered in smooth cotton as well as a chin strap for tight adjustment to the head.Material: 1,2mm steelColour: blankSize: up to 62cm circumferenceWe recommend to wear a padded coif underneath to avoid scratches and bruises. This will maximize your comfort.

Kettle helmets developed around the 11th century and came westwards from probably Byzantine. Quickly they became one of the most worn types of helmets in medieval europe. It was easy to make and protected well against blows and strikes from above; fro mthe horse downwards, that means. This way many infantrymen wore this type of helmet.The \\"Owen\\" kettle helmet is built with a wide brim, which protects the wearer from sun and rain. Face and back of the neck are left free, which allows an open movement, breathing, sight and hearing. All this without leaving the wearer unprotected.The three ridges along the centre of the scull cap not only stiffen the material, but also bring a distinctive style to this helmet.Inside you will finde a foam liner covered in smooth cotton as well as a chin strap for tight adjustment to the head.Material: 1,2mm steelColour: blankSize: up to 62cm circumferenceWe recommend to wear a padded coif underneath to avoid scratches and bruises. This will maximize your comfort.

Simple, but simply good! The Aaron cloak has a plain classic cut, a large hood and is closed with a button. Made from sturdy cotton canvas it protects you against wind and rain. The amazing price-performance ratio makes it one of our most favoured articles. The cloak comes in various colours so it matches almost all types of costumes. A faithful companion for a real good price! Unisize Length: aprox. 140 cm Fabric: 100% Cotton Weight: 1,3 Kg Our products are handmade, dimensions and colours may therefore differ slightly.

The "Orbek" short sword is a versatile LARP weapon, ideal for adventurers, mercenaries, and grounded characters. Its compact length makes it easy to handle and manoeuvre, perfect for the chaos of battle or the tight confines of dungeons. The grip features a convincingly realistic leather texture and sits comfortably in hand. The pommel and crossguard are adorned with finely curved lines, giving the sword an appealing and authentic look. A durable and detailed foam weapon that excels both functionally and visually. Our Hammerkunst LARP foam weapons combine high-tech innovation with traditional craftsmanship. The advanced hybrid construction merges soft, safe PU foam for striking surfaces with sturdy grips that faithfully capture the finest details. Our designs are crafted by hand, inspired by the artistry of historical blacksmiths, giving each piece a unique, organic look. Hammerkunst – Tradition reimagined and reinvented. Material: PU foam, fibreglass Total length: 81 cmBlade length: 64 cmBlade width: 5.5 cmGrip length: 11 cm Crossguard width: 19 cmDistance blade tip to fibregalss rod: 5 cmWeight: 328 gAll items shown here are designed for the safe portrayal of combat in live-action role-playing, theatrical performances, or similar events. The foam weapons feature a fibreglass core, fully encased in soft foam to prevent injuries. Our products are handcrafted and painted, meaning slight variations in colour may occur. Photographic representations and screen settings may not always accurately reflect actual shades.For production reasons, this "Hammerkunst" foam weapon has a small hole on each side of the blade. This does not affect its functionality and does not constitute a defect.