• Pot helmet with flip-up visor. Robust 1.6 mm steel.
  • pot helmet with flip-up visor, 1.6 mm steel
  • Pot helmet with flip-up visor - Robust 1.6 mm steel
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Pot helmet with flip-up visor - Robust 1.6 mm steel

$134.98 USD
$134.98 USD
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Highlights

This medieval bucket helmet with a functional flip-up visor is a high-quality variation of the classic sugarloaf helmet and offers optimal protection for historical reenactment.

  • Made from robust, approximately 1.6 mm thick steel sheet with a polished finish
  • Special design with a movable flip-up visor for improved flexibility and visibility
  • High wearing comfort thanks to an integrated, adjustable leather liner and a sturdy chin strap
  • Versatile use for medieval reenactment, staged combat, and LARP events
  • Generous fit for a head circumference of up to approximately 62 cm, weighing about 2.9 kg
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Pot helmet with flip-up visor. Robust 1.6 mm steel.
pot helmet with flip-up visor, 1.6 mm steel
Pot helmet with flip-up visor - Robust 1.6 mm steel
Pot helmet with flip-up visor. Robust 1.6 mm steel.

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Questions about the product Pot helmet with flip-up visor - Robust 1.6 mm steel

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The liner of the pot helmet with flip-up visor is made of leather. The helmet is suitable for a head circumference of up to approximately 62 cm.
What is the weight of the pot helmet with a flip-up visor and is it suitable for stage combat?

The pot helmet with flip-up visor weighs approximately 2.9 kg and, due to its 1.6 mm thick steel construction and handcrafted design, is suitable for stage combat. It also features a height-adjustable leather liner and a chin strap for a secure fit.
In what different surface finishes is the pot helmet available, and does it have a chin strap for fastening?

The pot helmet with flip-up visor is available in two different surface finishes: a polished silver model and an antique black finish. It features a height-adjustable leather liner and a chin strap for securing it.
What historical model served as the basis for the shape of this pot helmet, and during what period did this helmet shape become fashionable?

The shape was based on the pointed shape of pot helmets, which, due to their resemblance to a sugarloaf, were also called sugar loaf helmets. This helmet style became fashionable at the beginning of the 14th century.