Medieval Steel Knee Pads (Pair), 15th Century

Enjoy Medieval Steel Knee Pads (Pair), 15th Century

Medieval steel knee guards, a pair, 15th century



Reduced defective item: Compared to the standard version SPQR-AP506, these knee pads are made of approximately 1.4 mm thick steel (instead of 2 mm). The leather straps are light brown instead of black and there is slight rust in some places. For these reasons, this item is at a reduced price.



Please note that reduced price products that are expressly identified as defective items cannot be returned.



Important:

Several knee pads with similar defects are offered here. The images shown are for exemplary purposes only, errors vary from copy to copy.





Portable reconstruction of a plate armour for the knees as worn in the 15th century. Each kneepad is made of 1.4mm thick steel and is lined with a riveted layer of soft black suede on the back and is fitted with an adjustable leather strap with a brass buckle for individual size adjustment.

These knee humps are equally suited to medieval reenactment, larp, ​​stage and costume. They are best suited to late medieval settings and are ideal for completing a European knight's armour.



Knee pads are sold in pairs.



Details:

- Material: approx. 1.4 mm steel, suede lining and leather straps with brass buckles

- Dimensions (width x height): approx. 15 x 13 cm

- Depth of curvature: approx. 7 cm

- Weight (pair): approx. 720 g



The above specifications may vary slightly from copy to copy.



To ensure the armor is right for you, remember to take your measurements with the gambeson (and/or any other garments or chains you plan to wear underneath).



The steel used here is not stainless and may show slight signs of corrosion. We recommend maintaining the plate armour regularly, for example with ballistol, a universal oil ideal for preserving steel products.



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