• Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet
  • braincap II 2 mm steel
  • Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet
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Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet

$109.98 USD
$109.98 USD
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Highlights

The ULFBERTH Brainguard II is a robust headgear made of 2 mm thick steel, specially designed for authentic reenactment combat.

  • High-quality reconstruction of a visorless helmet from the High Middle Ages for maximum safety in battle
  • Solid construction from three riveted steel parts ensures high durability
  • Versatile use as protection under a great helm or as standalone head protection for optimal visibility
  • Pre-drilled holes at the bottom edge allow for easy attachment of an additional chainmail aventail
  • Individually adjustable leather inlay including chin strap ensures a secure fit and high wearing comfort
  • Available in various sizes and with a particularly authentic look thanks to its untreated finish
Manufacturer's specifications

Ulfberth.dk, Kærdammen 27, 2605, Brøndby, Ulfberth.dk@gmail.com
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Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet
braincap II 2 mm steel
Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet
Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet

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Questions about the product Brain Hood II: Robust 2mm Stage Combat Helmet

What material is the Brain Cap II made of and for which head circumferences is it suitable?

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What material is the inlay of the Brain Hood II made of, and how can the helmet be attached to the head?

The inlay of the Hirnhaube II helmet is made of high-quality cowhide leather, ensuring comfortable wear and an optimal fit. For secure attachment to the head, the helmet is equipped with a robust leather chin strap that can be individually adjusted using an authentic buckle.
When did the skullcap historically emerge, and under which other helmet types was it often worn in the Middle Ages?

The skullcap appeared in the early 13th century. In the Middle Ages, it was typically worn in combination with a chainmail coif (or aventail) under a pot helmet or great helmet.
What special feature does the helmet rim of the Hirnhaube II have for the mounting of additional protection, and how many individual parts is the bell made of?

The rim of the Hirnhaube II helmet has holes on the side and back to facilitate the attachment of a chainmail aventail for additional protection. The helmet's bowl is made of two welded halves.