Henning spangenhelmet

€79.90*

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Product information "Henning spangenhelmet"

This was a very common combat helmet in medieval europe. Typical for this make was the headband with the high dome and its metal stripes on the skull.
This specific helmet has the typical cheek-flaps and a nasal to protect the wearers face.

Unisize
Material: Steel
Colour: blank

We suggest to wear a combination of browned chain coif and/or one of our own padded coifs to avoid scratches and bruises on your head. This also provides an extra in comfort.

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