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Knight's helmet, dog-shaped, for children with flip-up visor

$45.98 USD
$45.98 USD
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Highlights

The children's knight's helmet "Hundsgugel" with a movable visor is the ideal accessory for little adventurers who want to immerse themselves in the world of the Middle Ages in authentic style.

  • Authentic replica of a late medieval bascinet with the characteristic pointed visor shape
  • Functional flip-up visor ensures a realistic play experience at jousting tournaments or medieval markets
  • Made of high-quality and extremely lightweight hard plastic for maximum comfort without the burden of wearing it
  • Detailed design in an antique steel look with elegant brass-colored embellishments
  • Optimal fit for children and petite adults with enough room for an additional padded cap
  • Versatile use as a robust costume accessory for Mardi Gras, Carnival, LARP, or imaginative role-playing games
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Knight's helmet, dog-shaped, for children with flip-up visor

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Questions about the product Knight's helmet, dog-shaped, for children with flip-up visor

What material is the children's knight's helmet "Hundsgugel" made of, and does it offer actual protection against blows during play?

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For which special occasions is the children's knight's helmet "Hundsgugel" suitable, and does its size also make it suitable for petite adults?

The children's knight's helmet, a plastic "Hundsgugel," is ideal for carnival, medieval festivals, or playful role-playing in the garden. Thanks to its size and faithful reproduction, it's not only a highlight for children, but its fit often allows it to be worn by smaller adults as well.
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The children's knight's helmet Hundsgugel weighs about 250 g and the visor can be flipped up on this model.
What look does the children's knight's helmet "Hundsgugel" imitate, and are there any recommendations for wearing it on cooler days?

The realistic design imitates an old, battle-tested knight's helmet from the late Middle Ages. For cooler days, such as at a medieval market, it is recommended to wear a hat or similar garment underneath the helmet, as it offers ample space for this.