Alberto Morion helmet
Product information "Alberto Morion helmet"
The "Morion" developed from the cymbal hood. The high crest was typical of this helmet shape. He was particularly popular with cronies, city guards and bodyguards. This helmet can still be found today in the Swiss Guard of the Vatican.
One size
Material: steel
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The classic monkshood was a form of helmet that was widespread in the High Middle Ages. It was often worn by ordinary infantry, as its wide brim provided good protection against attacks from above. In addition, unlike closed helmets, it does not hinder vision or breathing. The monkshood "Jupp" has a flat brim and is decorated with curved, crossing clasps. It has a cotton-covered foam padding and closes with a sturdy chin strap. This universal helmet shape is basically suitable for any armored costume idea, but especially for soldiers, guards or mercenaries.
Material: steel
Size: Plain, can be worn up to hat size 62
Weight: 1600g
Color: Blank
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The monkshood is considered the headgear of the English foot soldier of the late Middle Ages and early modern times.
With a wide brim, round skull cap and riveted band along the middle of the helmet, this helmet is the highlight of many groups of players with a uniform appearance.
With this helmet, large groups are a real feast for the eyes - uniformity is also a matter of the mind.
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The three beads on the helmet bell also stiffen the metal. The helmet has a foam lining and a leather chin strap.
Material: 1.2mm steel
Color: blank
Size: up to head size 62
We recommend wearing a padded hood under your helmet to increase comfort and avoid scratches and chafing.
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A classic Spangenhelm as used in the early Middle Ages. The two steel bands riveted all around ensure better stability. The long nasal provides good protection for the face without restricting the wearer's field of vision.
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A classic padded hood, the “must have” for helmet wearers. On the one hand, it protects the head when the helmet is hit in LARP combat. On the other hand, it ensures that the helmet fits really well and doesn't slip. Chain hoods are also much more comfortable to wear with padding underneath.
We placed particular emphasis on the fit of our model. Even without a helmet, it fits nicely on your head and doesn't stick out.
The S/M padded hood fits up to a head circumference of 56cm to 59cm.
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material
Outside: cotton canvas (100% cotton)
Inside: 100% cotton
Padding: 100% polyester