Get ready to go on an epic adventure with the authentic Roman armor Lorica Segmentata, Newstead type! This impressive and faithfully reconstructed set of armor will immediately transport you to the battlefields of the ancient Roman Empire.
Lorica Segmentata is known for its distinctive design and incredible durability. Each of the four sections of this armor fit snugly with hooks and connecting assemblies that hold it securely in place, giving you unmatched protection without sacrificing comfort.
The main material used in the manufacture of this armor is steel, guaranteeing additional resistance and solidity. In addition, brass is incorporated in certain parts to add a touch of elegance and authentic Roman style.
With a thickness of 1.3 mm, this armor ensures reliable protection against attacks and blows on the battlefield. Its 9.2 kg weight provides the perfect balance between mobility and defense, allowing you to fight unrestrained and outmaneuver your enemies.
And that's not all! This Lorica Segmentata is extremely versatile, since you can use it without problems if you have a chest circumference of up to 112 cm. This is due to its ingenious adaptive design, which adjusts to different measurements to ensure a perfect fit.
Are you ready to join the Roman legions and make history? Begin your epic journey with the Lorica Segmentata, Newstead type, and experience the thrill and power of a true Roman soldier. Don't wait any longer and get this incredible armor right now!
In the original, this plate armor had been used between 130 and 280 AD It is the last version of plate armor used by Roman legionaries. In later times they returned to wear chain mail like Lorica Hamata. Unlike previous versions of Corbridge or Kalkriese, he cannot adjust Newstead's armor.
The Lorica Segmentata has been used by the Roman Legion for over 200 years. The first finds were in Kalkriese, Germany, and are supposed to come from the year 9 anno Domini.
The Newstead type is named after a village in southern Scotland where the Roman castra Trimontium was found. The remains of this camp set an example for our reconstruction.
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