Helmets - head and face protection in combat

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Milanese Polished Steel Helmet w Visor
$301.49 (List: $452.25)

Corinthian 16 Gauge Polished Steel Helmet
$257.65 (List: $346.51)

Clamshell Close Helm w Chain Mail Aventail
$274.49 (List: $411.75)

24 x 36 in. Zinc Plated Chain Mail Sheet
$243.00 (List: $364.49)

Pembridge Polished Steel Helmet
$286.49 (List: $429.75)

16 Gauge Mild Steel Pigface Style Helmet
$102.00 (List: $153.00)

Spangenhelm Great Helm Carbon Steel Helmet
$86.70 (List: $130.05)

Wearable Polished Steel Armet Helmet
$109.51 (List: $164.25)

Roman Steel Helmet
$153.00 (List: $229.51)

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During the late medieval period helmets became lighter as gunpowder rendered them largely ineffective and mobnility became prized above heavy armor. Very heavy helmets were used during jousting tournaments as a blow to the head from a lance could veary easily deliver a fatal head injury, however riding a horse and carrying a heavy lance was a very great physical challenge.

Helmets, with their underlying padding, offered head and face protection in combat. They evolved throughout history and were an important part of Medieval knight attire. Whether you’re a collector or are fighting on the evil grounds in today’s fantasy reenactments, these helmets will provide the protection needed in dramatic warfare. They’re lightweight, fully functional, and faithful to original designs.

Products on this page:

Milanese Polished Steel Helmet w Visor
Corinthian 16 Gauge Polished Steel Helmet
Clamshell Close Helm w Chain Mail Aventail
24 x 36 in. Zinc Plated Chain Mail Sheet
Pembridge Polished Steel Helmet
16 Gauge Mild Steel Pigface Style Helmet
Spangenhelm Great Helm Carbon Steel Helmet
Wearable Polished Steel Armet Helmet
Roman Steel Helmet

Medieval Head Protection