15th Century Steel Full Arm Armor
$131.20
Availability: 32 in stock
When putting together a set of armour, make sure that you consider every part of your body. Guard your arms with the 15th Century Steel Full Arm Armor. Made from 16 gauge mild steel, this full length arm armour comes as a set of two in a single size. They secure to the arms with straps. The lower arm portion of the arms has back pieces that form a cylindrical shape with the front. Next, the elbow armour has the main piece with a point for the elbow. It also has clover-shaped pieces that cover the exterior sides of the elbows. Raised ridges adorn these clover-shaped pieces. The top sections cover the upper arms. All sections articulate for greater mobility for the wearer. The 15th Century Steel Full Arm Armor makes a great addition to your ensemble for a reenactment.
As this item is made from natural materials, its appearance may vary slightly from what is shown.
When purchasing armour pieces, in order for the pieces to be compatible, it is best to stay within the brand.
Key Features:
- Sold as a set of two
- Comes in single size
- Secure with straps
- Articulates for greater mobility
- Wonderful for historical reenactments
Materials:
- Made from 16 gauge mild 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.
Sizing:
- Length: 19.9 Inches
- Wrist Circumference: 11.3-13.8 Inches
- Elbow Circumference: 16 Inches
- Bicep Circumference: 14.5-20.4 Inches
Measurements are approximate.
2 reviews for 15th Century Steel Full Arm Armor
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joseph.sampson429 (verified owner) –
I purchased these to go with my 15th-century German kit. The reason I only gave it four stars is because of the lower part of the armor and a few annoyances here and there. do to Using a strap to hold it shut instead of a pin makes it hard to close them all the way and may leave a small gap between the plates, but that’s not really a deal breaker, and it may also improve as I wear in the strap more. The hinges on the outside are kind of an eye-sore for me, but others may not mind, and I could clearly see them in the pictures, so that’s entirely an oversight on my part. I would also make sure they aren’t too big, as even with a doublet, these are pretty big for me. I would also recommend getting a doublet or gambeson with good arming points because this piece tends to slide down. Other than those complaints, this armor serves its purpose well and looks good.
rowlandothermail (verified owner) –
Only reason I gave it four stars is because its a bit loose and tends to slide down without any gauntlets. I had the markward gauntlet, but it didn’t fit for this. I’m guessing you’ll need one of those gauntlets that stop at the wrist and flair up. It is possible to wear them without gauntlets, but you’ll either need to ball your fists constantly, keep your arms bent at all times, or hold a stick or sword in your hands to keep it from sliding down your arm. But, all things considered, for the price, its a great set! Looks great, feels very spacey, you could stick some padding in there if you wanted to.