Medieval Steel Gorget with Movable Bevor

Medieval Steel Gorget with Movable Bevor - Polished Neck Armor

Product details

Material:

Mild steel

Thickness:

18 gauge

Weight:

1.28 kg (approx. 2.8 lbs)

Finish:

Natural Steel

Straps:

Durable leather with adjustable buckles

Boldly step into the age of knights and chivalry with this

Hand-hammered steel ruff with

a reproduction of late medieval armor. Forged in

18 gauge mild steel

and an approximate weight of

1.28 kg

This ruff achieves the perfect balance between

authenticity, durability and protection

. He

bevor mobile

allows the front plate to be raised or lowered with ease, providing the wearer with both security and mobility, something important for warriors and artists.

Made in

18 gauge mild steel

This steel gorget provides the right balance between protection and wearability. It's thick enough to provide reliable defense against blows during HEMA or SCA combat and light enough to remain comfortable for extended wear. It ensures durability without the excessive weight of heavier armor, allowing for greater mobility and durability, making it practical for both active use and long hours at events or performances.

Every curve and every line

individually handmade

Showcasing the craftsmanship of medieval armourers. Designed to protect

neck and upper chest

This steel Gorget offers reliable defense without losing sight of the flexibility needed for combat or performance. With its

adjustable leather straps

This gorget ensures a secure and comfortable fit across different body types, making it an ideal choice for

SCA combat, LARP adventures, HEMA practice, stage productions, or as a display piece

in any armor collection.

Historical importance

The Steel Gorget first appeared in the late Middle Ages as a vital component of plate armor, created to protect the throat and upper chest from sword thrusts, arrows, and blows on the battlefield.

sword thrusts, arrows and blows on the battlefield.

In the 14th and 15th centuries, the addition of the

bevor mobile

It became a defining feature of cavalry armor, combining defense with increased breathability and visibility. In addition to its protective function, it was also a symbol of prestige and status.

symbol of prestige and status

that knights wore on the battlefield.

Care instructions

Apply a light coat of oil after use to prevent rust.

Store in a dry place, away from moisture

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean - avoid abrasive cleaners

Leather straps can be conditioned from time to time to prevent them from drying out or cracking.

Note

This steel Gorget is

handmade

so small variations in shape, texture and finish are natural, making each piece authentic.

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