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Gabriel Armoury

Chainmail
Chainmail

   

Even on the age of plate armors and brigandines, chainmail was still omnipresent on the battlefields. Flexible, durable and relatively easy to maintain, it was a convenient way to properly protect the weak spots of the armor. Furthermore, it was still an acceptable protection for those who could not afford a harness, or wished to keep maximum freedom of movement.

 

Notes: The use of these additional protections is highly recommended if you wish to practice jousting, competitive “Pas d’Armes” or battle reenactement.

Chainmail There are 7 products.

  • 99,00 €

    From wealthy men-at-arms to humble archers, most XV century warrior appreciated the good protection offered by a light and comfortable mail gorget. In fact, in the Burgundian army, this piece of equipment was compulsory for men-at-arms and coutiliers (lightly armoured cavalry similar to English “demi-lance”) but also for mounted archers,...

    99,00 €
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  • 269,00 €
    Sale!

    After many months of efforts, our new mail skirts are coming ! Many of you have had the chance to discover them last month at Sterkshoff and you were many to pre-order the first prototypes ... And for all those who have not been so lucky, here are the first pictures! ;)     In order to reinforce one of the main weakspot of the armour, most...

    269,00 €
  • 440,00 €
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    "Strong as the scales of a dragon, and lighter than a feather ! " Tolkien dreamed it, we did it !  In order to reinforce one of the main weakspot of the armour, most men-at-arms used to wear a mail skirt under their fauld and tassets. In Italy, knights and condotieres even used to wear a full haubergeon AND a skirt of mail which create a very...

    440,00 €
  • 179,00 €

    Most men-at-arms used to sew mail voiders to their arming doublet to reinforce the weak spot of the armour. This solution was offering good protection while being far lighter than wearing a full haubergeon under the armour.   Notes: The use of these additional protections is highly recommended if you wish to practice jousting, competitive...

    179,00 €
  • 420,00 €
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    "Strong as the scales of a dragon, and lighter than a feather ! " Tolkien dreamed it, we did it !  With a weight of only 1.5kg these ultra-light voiders will be ideal for elite competition fighters but also for jousters who don’t wish to overburden their mounts, damsels wearing armour and all men-at-arms suffering from back or joints pain !

    420,00 €
  • 1 450,00 €

    Haubergeons “light as a feather, and hard as dragon's scales."   Tolkien dreamed it, the twenty-first century did it!   With a weight of only 4,5kg these ultra-light haubergeons will be ideal for elite competition fighters but also for jousters who don’t wish to overburden their mounts, damsels wearing armour and all men-at-arms...

    1 450,00 €
  • 239,00 €
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    To protect the weak spots of the armour, nothing is better than a good haubergeon worn underneath. Of course this solution is heavier than a skirt + voiders but it also offers better protection. Quatrocento Italian knights and condotieres were often so cautious that they wore an haubergeon AND a skirt of mail under their harnesses !   The...

    239,00 €