15th Century Foot Soldier Half Armour

As weapons of the middle ages became more advanced and armor became more common, armies began equipping and fielding soldiers that wore this 15th Century Foot Soldier Half Armour, instead of the once-typical padded and chainmail protections. This armor is made from high quality materials, including steel and leather, and is modeled after the typical armor that would have been worn by the common foot soldier during the later days of the middle Ages. Made of 18 gauge steel, it is ideal for LARP, light reenactment, and costume use. The suit consists of a gothic styled breastplate and back plate that are fastened together with leather straps and buckles along the sides and the shoulders, as well as attached an attached series of plates, called a fauld, that wrap around the waist and hips. Attached to the fault are a pair of tasset plates that hang down and provide protection for the upper legs and thighs. Don this 15th Century Foot Soldier Half Armour with a padded gambeson and a helmet, and you will be ready to march into battle, protected just as the typical soldier was, during those late days of the medieval era.

Key Features:

• Crafted from Quality Materials and Steel
• Modeled after the Armor Used by Late Medieval Era Soldiers
• Has an Impressive Polished Metal Finish
• Includes a Breastplate, Back Plate, Faulds, and Tasset Plates
• Fastened and Worn Using Included Leather Straps
• Great for Medieval Reenactments, Mock Battles, or LARP Events
• A Fantastic Collectible, Display Item, or Gift Idea

Materials:

• Made of 18 gauge steel

Care Instructions:

• This armour will arrive to you covered in protective oil. While this oil can be removed, it must be replaced with another protective maintenance product to protect your steel armour from rusting. Occasional oiling is necessary for the proper maintenance of this armour. When storing this armour, protect it from oxidation by coating it with machine oil. For more on how to protect and maintain your steel armour, check out our guide on Taking Care of Steel Armour.