Make sure you are not brought to your knees in battle by adding this high quality knee protection to your gear! With a pair of the Imperial Floating Knee – Steel Finish, you can effectively protect a vulnerable and exposed body part. This piece of Imperial leg armour is comfortable to wear and articulated for great flexibility and mobility, making it a robust piece of medieval armour for your needs. Crafted from polished mild steel, this knee armour has top-grain leather fittings and adjustable ductile steel flanks for a closer fit. When you are heading into battle, you should make sure that you are wearing high quality armour that will keep you on your feet!
Please be aware that these items are handmade. Slight deviations in pattern, color, and shape may occur.
To properly maintain your steel armour, always keep the metal pieces away from water and lightly oiled to prevent rusting. Occasionally clean the armour with metal polish and re-oil them. Leather care products must be used to maintain the leather fittings as well.
Key Features:
- Possesses a polished steel finish
- Handmade and skillfully welded for increased durability
- Designed with rolled edges for improved safety
- Customized fit with adjustable buckle straps
- Goes well with our other Imperial armour
Materials:
- Made from 19 gauge mild steel
- Fittings made from top-grain leather
- Care Instructions- Keep away from water. Clean with a metal polish and re-oil occasionally to properly maintain the armour. Use leather-care products for the fittings.
Measurements:
- Top to Bottom Length: 15 Inches
- Top Strap is adjustable within 8.5 Inches
- Bottom Strap is adjustable within 9 Inches
Measurements are approximate.
usfirstinfantrydivision (verified owner) –
These Floating Knee plates are a joke and I will be sending mine back. They are constructed like there Floating Elbow plates so for the price they are pretty good. Over all quality is not the problem, the plates will not go over you lower thigh or your upper calf, and they are so narrow they will not go over you leg gambeson. The range of motion is also a joke, you will not be able properly kneel with out the plates popping out of place. It seams to me that the manufactures just took there Floating Elbow plates and made the ends long and called it a day. In the end if you have any kind of leg definition outside of a broom stick, I would avoid these.