The Crusader Knights Helmet S. XII-XIII is an authentic work of art inspired by the models used during the XII-XIII centuries. Every detail of this helm has been carefully handcrafted from heavy-duty 16-gauge mild steel, ensuring durability and authenticity.
One of the main advantages of this helmet is its design, based on an original stamp from the British Museum, which gives it a historical and elegant appearance. Additionally, we've made minor modifications to the vents to ensure a perfect crossover helmet.
Comfort is another prominent feature of this helm. Its genuine leather lining works as a cushion and makes it easy to put on, as well as ensuring proper eye position. In this way, you will be able to enjoy a clear and unobstructed vision during your confrontations.
With a circumference of approximately 68 cm, this helmet will fit almost all head sizes. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned knight, this helm will fit you perfectly.
We spared no detail when creating this helm. Each element has been carefully crafted to offer you a product of the highest quality. In addition, it has a reinforced front plate, which gives it greater resistance and protection in each blow received.
When you choose the Knights Crusader Helmet S. XII-XIII from the Lord of Battles brand, you are choosing a product of excellence. Not only will you get a high-quality and well-designed helmet, but you will also be acquiring an emblematic piece of medieval times.
Do not miss the opportunity to look like a true crusader knight and buy the XII-XIII S. XII-XIII Crusader Knights Helmet today. You will not regret!
An invincible knight's sword remains firmly clutched in your mail-clad fist, and your banner floats in the wind as your squire buckles on your rugged 13th-century crusader knight's helm for battle. The perforated faceplate facilitates ventilation as you fight your enemy and protects you from arrows raining down on you and your fellow knights, waiting for the order to charge!
In the 12th century, knights quickly realized that with the new technique of the placed spear becoming more widespread, it was essential to have additional protection for the face, since most of the spear blows that passed over the shield they would instantly kill a knight wearing the ancient style of nose helmet. Early on, they added a front plate to offer additional protection against all attacks coming from the front, proving remarkably efficient against enemy archers and mounted opponents. (Later, more plates were added to cover the back of the neck and completely enclose the head: the pot/great helm was born. But that's another story.)
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