Medieval Bascinet with Visor Knight 14th Century, Blackened Finish

Imagine wearing a piece that combines presence and functionality, designed to protect and stand out in reenactments, SCA combats, or as an exhibition piece.

This medieval bascinet with visor knight from the 14th century, with a blackened finish, offers complete facial protection without sacrificing comfort, thanks to a pivoting visor that allows you to control visibility and ventilation with every movement. The design features a horizontal visor slot and circular perforations ensures you can maintain tactical advantage, breathing easily while keeping a secure line of sight.

Inside, you will find an adjustable leather suspension that conforms to the shape of your head, keeping it stable during prolonged use and preventing discomfort. The chin strap with buckle ensures that the piece remains secure during dynamic actions, providing confidence and freedom to move safely.

The blackened finish and the set of visible rivets create a robust and authentic aesthetic, perfect for those seeking historical fidelity. The elongated silhouette towards the nape not only reinforces protection but also enhances stage presence when worn at events or exhibitions.

• Pivoting visor, a balance between protection and visibility for combat and reenactment.
• Integrated ventilation, continuous breathability without losing facial defense.
• Adjustable leather lining, comfort and support during prolonged use.
• Blackened finish, a sober and resilient aesthetic for exhibition and battle.

This design faithfully reproduces the military evolution of the 14th and early 15th centuries, a time when warriors sought helmets that deflected blows and protected the face without obstructing vision, directly influencing the iconic appearance we recognize today.

If you want to buy a medieval bascinet with visor knight from the 14th century, blackened finish, here you have an option that combines visual authenticity, functional fit, and a compelling presence for your reenactments, combats, or collections.