Frygische neushelm, 2 mm (battle-ready) Plaatpantser which is nowadays exhibited in

which is nowadays exhibited in the British Museum in London

These ribs are ideal in close combat for blocking an opponent’s weapon

These Scout vambraces protect the forearms and wrists during LARP battles

This practical nasal helmet can be decorated with a horsetail

We immediately reuse a large part of the material without the intervention of recycling process

Frygische neushelm, 2 mm (battle-ready) Plaatpantser which is nowadays exhibited inIn the early 12th century, several types of the popular nasal helmet emerged. Phrygian nasal helmets get their name from their shape, which resembles the Phrygian cap. The Phrygian helmet was not a regional trend but was used throughout Europe. Its distinctive shape may have been influenced by a thickening of the steel at the front, providing extra protection where blows were most likely to strike, as the front was the most vulnerable area. This type