The Spanghelm Viking Helmet with Nose is the perfect accessory for those warriors looking for a balance between style and protection. Handcrafted from 16 gauge mild steel, this helmet offers exceptional strength without compromising comfort.
One of the most outstanding features of this helmet is its leather lining. This carefully tailored liner provides a comfortable and secure fit, avoiding any discomfort during long battles. In addition, it guarantees additional protection by absorbing impacts and reducing the risk of injury in case of blows.
With a circumference of approximately 68 cm, this helmet fits almost all head sizes. It doesn't matter if you are an experienced warrior or just starting out in the world of battles, the Spanghelm Viking Helmet with nose will be your faithful companion in any situation.
Another advantage of this great helmet is its strong chin strap. This strap, closed with a beautiful buckle, will ensure that the helmet stays in place even in the most active moments. No matter how much you move or how much you face your enemies, this helmet will stay firmly and securely on your head.
The brand behind this exceptional helmet is Lord of Battles, recognized for its commitment to the quality and authenticity of the products they offer. Don't settle for cheap imitations, choose the brand you can trust.
Don't miss the opportunity to add a touch of history to your war arsenal. Get your hands on the Spanghelm Viking Helmet with Nasal and conquer your battles with style and protection. You will not regret this choice.
Brand: Lord of Battles
Material: Mild Steel
Caliber: 16 g.
Head circumference: 68 cm
Do you wish to play a Norman knight fighting for none other than the fierce William 'the Conqueror' Then surely you will need to stay protected as you attack Harold's Saxons! This tough nose helmet will do it effortlessly for you!
For centuries the nose helmet has been THE most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it was ubiquitous in the Bayeux Tapestry depicting the invasion of Saxon England by William the Conqueror's Norman knights and footmen. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated on the Bayeux Tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to raise his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after rumor of his death had spread. spread out in his army.
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