Functional Shields
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Plain Steel Battle Shield
SKU: S118 Price range: $93.00 through $118.00 Add to Cart This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
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Functional Shields
Our functional shields will protect you in all your quests. Whether in battle, reenacting, on stage (theater), or fighting off a dragon to defend your castle and fair lady, an excellent functional steel shield is necessary.
These shields have served warriors throughout the Middle Ages, offering strong defense in the face of danger. They are battle-ready and made from the best possible material to ensure durability and performance.
Types of Functional Medieval Shields
Our functional metal and wooden shields include Scottish Targes, steel, and round shields. These medieval shields are meticulously crafted for re-enactors, SCA combatants, and collectors.
Featuring painted designs and sturdy iron construction, each medieval shield provides a robust surface for defense in battle. Lighter shields are available for those needing reduced weight, allowing for easier maneuverability without sacrificing strength.
Ready for Battle with Medieval Shields
These shields are designed to be battle-ready and durable. You can easily carry them into your historical battles or staged performances. Each functional medieval shield, whether for arms or display, is carefully inspected and ready to be shipped directly to your doorstep, often with free shipping offers.
Check out the page for any updates on a current sale, and select the perfect shield to complement your armor collection and relive the age of epic battles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a buckler and a larger shield like a Viking or Targe shield?
A buckler is a smaller, handheld shield used for deflecting blows in close combat, while Viking and Targe shields are larger and offer more protection for the body in battle.
How do I maintain and care for a wooden medieval shield?
Wooden shields should be kept dry to prevent warping. They should also be regularly inspected and cleaned, and a wood preservative or linseed oil should be applied to prolong their life. Metal components should not rust.
Are the shields designed to be historically accurate?
Yes, many of our medieval shields are designed based on historical examples, including accurate shapes, materials, and details such as heraldry and construction techniques from various periods and regions.