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Medieval Kipchak Mask Helmet Adults Silver Medieval Knight, Ottoman larp reenactment costume gifts

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Management number 220533501 Release Date 2026/05/03 List Price US$63.80 Model Number 220533501
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  • This Kipchak Helmet made from steel With Revited Chain mail interior leather liner with leather chinstraps with brass buckle free included cotton canvas cloth padded arming cap and helmet stand. Inner diameter metal front to back 24 cm ear to ear 20 cm after fixing the leather liner it comes size front to back 23 cm ear to ear 19 cm.
  • Authentic Design: Inspired by the historical Kipchak warriors, the helmet features a robust faceplate to provide maximum facial protection while retaining its traditional look.
  • Riveted Chainmail: Attached chainmail, with rivets for added durability, covers the neck and sides, offering extra defense against slashes and strikes.
  • Sturdy Construction: Made from high-quality materials, the helmet is designed for both comfort and protection, ideal for reenactments, LARPing, or display.
  • CUSTOM DESIGN: We Offer Customisation Design,Size,,Material, Colors,Polishing,Metal Thickness Heavy Metal or Light Weight 1mm Thick Metal,1.2 mm Thick Metal,1.5 mm Thick Metal 2mm Thick Metal Etc.Interior Leather Padding Or Cloth Padding or Without Padding. Can send your photo and Drawing Also. Only For Merchant Orders Amazon Prime Not Included, Charges and Time May Apply.

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