Medieval Plain Steel Greaves - 14th Century Leg Armor for Battle-Ready Warriors

Medieval Plain Steel Greaves - 14th Century Leg Armor for Battle-Ready Warriors

Arm yourself with reliable protection with these

Medieval plain steel greaves

expertly crafted to mimic the armor worn by warriors in the late 14th century. Designed with both authenticity and functionality in mind, each greave is crafted with

1.2mm (18 gauge) mild steel

offering a solid balance between defensive coverage and comfort of use over extended periods.

In medieval warfare, around the 14th century,

pork rinds became standard

For knights, men-at-arms. This specific style, with a minimalist design, was common among soldiers who prioritized function over style.

His

smooth, unadorned surface

reflects the sober style that practical soldiers and mercenaries used to adopt, while the edges

rounded edges

They prevent sharp metal from coming into contact with clothing or skin, improving both safety and historical accuracy. These medieval steel greaves are shaped to follow the natural curve of the shin and calf, providing wearers with a better fit and a streamlined silhouette when paired with chausses or sleeves.

The leather strap system

leather strap system

• Two thick 2cm wide straps on each greave secured with classic buckles

classic buckles

• Ensures a snug, adjustable fit for most adult sizes. The gusset fits comfortably over padded armor or gambeson trousers, making them ideal for extended use during combat or events.

MEASURES

Length (vertical axis):

Approx. 34.3 cm

Length (side curve):

Approx. 36.4 cm

Steel thickness:

1.2 mm (18 gauge)

Belt width:

2 cm

Belt thickness:

4 mm

Fits most adult sizes

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Always dry it well after use to prevent rust.

Apply a light coat of oil or wax for long-term storage

Store in a cool, dry place

Clean with a soft cloth and avoid abrasive tools that may scratch the surface ⭐.

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