Pair of chainmail gloves lined with 9 mm rings. Made of galvanized steel.

Leather gloves that have steel mesh jacket protection. One size one.

Handmade in soft leather and sewn to high quality carbon steel rings.Details:- 4 in 1 hand woven- Inner ring diameter: 6 mm- Ring thickness: 1.6 mm steel- Finish: naturalAvailable in size: 9

The battle is about to begin. Your squad is called to the front, and as you calmly take your place on the front line, you know, as you hold your deadly sword, that your old gauntlets won't let any impact hit your hands.
Their sleek appearance and mobility have made them one of our most popular medieval armor pieces for years, highly appreciated in LARP and reenactments. Not surprisingly, they are based on the cushier gauntlets of the 16th to 17th centuries, known to provide freedom of movement in combat.

Pair of chainmail gloves lined with 9 mm rings. Made of galvanized steel.

Looking for some historically-inspired gauntlets that can enhance your fourteenth-century reenactment costumes? Then these hourglass gauntlets, with their elegant shape and historical motifs, are undoubtedly the most suitable option for you. Among all our gauntlets, they are one of those pieces of armor that offer a wide range of motion and maximum mobility to the wrist, thanks to the wide cuffs typical of the time. It is not surprising that they were directly inspired by an original from the second half of the fourteenth century, currently exhibited in Florence (Italy).
Meticulously handmade in 16-gauge mild steel, they are sturdy and will last many battles. They fasten with sturdy leather straps and solid brass buckles. For added comfort and grip, they are supplied with suede gloves. Its total length is approximately 27 cm (from the tip of the middle finger to the lowest tip of the gauntlet). It comes in one size fits all.

His enemies continue to wonder about his inability to stop him from quick attacks with his sword. And why not? After all, you donned your elegant gothic gauntlets! They are not only designed in an ornate manner, but are also made to resist any movement while you defeat your opponents.
Meticulously handmade in durable 16-gauge mild steel, they are robust and will last battle after battle. They fasten with sturdy leather straps and solid brass buckles. For added comfort and grip, they are supplied with suede gloves. Its total length, when placed in a straight line, is approx. 20 inches. Note: These gauntlets are large in size.

Handles, PairThis pair of late medieval grips is hand-tapped in 1.3 mm steel. It's loosely riveted, so almost all parts are well-articulated.A soft inner leather glove is sewn to the steel gauntlet.Details:- Glove size: approx. 9-10- Material: approx. 1.3 mm steel- Finish: polished- Weight: approx. 2.1 kg (pair)

Combat gauntlets, polished, riveted and sewnMade of 1.3 mm steel, with almost all moving parts. Soft inner leather glove.Robust, sewn and riveted. Glove Size: Approx. 9-10

Movable and very wearable handles made of 1.3 mm steel. The inner suede leather gloves are sewn and riveted onto the steel plates. A leather strap with a buckle gives some additional fixation to the forearm.Details:- Glove Size: 9-10- Pair weight: approx. 1.7 kg- Finish: High polished (lightly oiled)

Material: approx. 1.6mm steel, brass rivets, black suede gloves,Leather straps and pads One size (large)- External dimensions (HxB - without suede gloves): approx. 35 x 12 cm- Inner glove dimensions: approx. 34 x 11 cm (approximately corresponds to glove size 9)- Internal circumference at the wrist: approx. 30 cm- Inner diameter at wrist: approx. 9 cm- Weight (pair): approx. 2700 gLooking for a sturdy, high-quality hand armor that won't break your budget? Well, you've come to the right place! These beautiful plate armor gauntlets offer great value for money.In the late Middle Ages and Renaissance, plated gauntlets were an essential part of armor, protecting the hands and wrists both on the battlefield and during jousting tournaments.The battle gauntlets that we offer here as a pair are also known as glove gauntlets, half-gauntlets, Semi-gauntlets or semi-gauntlets. These fingerless, "glove" style gauntlets, worn with gloves underneath, are designed to protect the wrist, back of the hand, base of the fingers, and full thumb. They did not offer the same protection as fully coated gauntlets, but allowed full use of the fingers.This particular type is an Old Maximilian style, called Schott-Sonnenberg. Maximilian's armor was developed as an alternative to Gothic armor, which was also popular at the same time. It takes its name from Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor from 1493 to 1519, and was used in Germany in the last years of the 15th century and the first quarter of the 16th century. The Schott-Sonnenberg type was a brief transitional style that lacked the decorative fluting that adorned the later style, the classical Maximilian armor.Our Maximilian gauntlets are handmade from approximately 1.6 mm thick steel (slight variations in steel thickness may occur due to the manufacturing process). The interior is blackened for better corrosion resistance. For adequate freedom of movement, the back of the hand, thumb and wrist are composed of sliding or lame plates hinged on sturdy, decorative brass rivets. The base of the forearm is protected by a long, pointed cuff, which is also adorned with brass rivets. The lower edge of the cuff and the upper edge of the upper limp are curled.These dish gloves not only offer an authentic look and flexibility, but also comfort of use. This is ensured by integrated gloves made of soft but sturdy suede that are firmly riveted at the thumb. Each thumb is also equipped with an additional stitched leather pad. Two riveted straps made of robust leather approx. 3 mm thick are attached to each glove on the inside, providing a secure hold .Suitable for light combat reenactment/stage fighting, this pair of fully usable steel gauntlets is best suited for me late dieval scenarios and ideal for completing the armor of a European knight.Our handmade articulated glove gauntlets not only impress with their combination of safety, mobility and comfort, but are also simply a real eye-catcher. And they're affordable, too! So, take your chance today and order this beautiful piece of history that will add the finishing touch to your medieval knight's armor!The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you regularly maintain the plate handles, for example using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for steel care.Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.

Gloves / gauntletsMade of 1.3 mm steel, with almost all moving parts.Soft leather inner glove.Glove Size: Approx. 9-10

Medieval knee pads, pair, 2 mm steel, 15º C.Fully wearable reconstruction of protective knee covers (also known as poleyns or genouilleres), used in the 15th century. Made of 2mm thick steel, each poleyn is lined with a riveted layer of soft black suede and equipped with an adjustable leather strap with a brass buckle for a comfortable and personalized fit.Equally suitable for medieval reenactment, LARP, stage or costumes, these battle-ready knee protectors are best suited for late medieval scenarios and ideal for completing a European knight's armor.The ball joints are sold in pairs.Details:- Material: approx. 2 mm steel, suede lining and leather straps with bucklesBrass - Dimensions (B x H): approx. 15 x 14 cm- Bulge depth: approx. 6 cm- Weight (pair): approx. 920 gSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.To ensure that this armor is suitable for you, remember to take your measurements on your gambeson and/or any piece of clothing or chainmail that you plan to wear underneath!The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you maintain plate armor regularly, for example by using the universal Ballistol oil, which is ideal for steel care.

Medieval Battle of Visby Gauntlets, 14th c.Steeland leather, various colorsThese gauntlets are based on a find from the site of the battle of Korsbetningen (Gotland Island, Sweden), just outside the city walls of Visby, where an army of Gutnish farmers and peasants fighting against the Danish conquest of Gotland was crushed by the forces of King Valdemar IV of Denmark (Valdemar Atterdag) on 27 July, 1361.The battle gauntlets we offer here are made of 2mm thick leather and 1.2mm steel. The upper leather features riveted metal plates that entirely cover the back of the hand and the five fingers. It is riveted into an inner sleeve made of supple leather. The long riveted leather cuff is reinforced with oblong steel plates on the inside and equipped with an adjustable leather strap and a brass buckle for a comfortable and personalized fit on the wrist.This pair of articulated leather and plate grips offers a combination of safety, freedom of movement and comfort of use. It is best suited for late medieval settings and particularly suited to the depiction of a 14th-century Northern European warrior. An ideal accessory for reconstitution and LARP!Details:- Material: genuine leather, steel- Available colors: black or brownClear- One size fits all (glove size approx. 9 to 10, large enough for sturdy hands)- Weight (pair): approx. 1750 gSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you regularly maintain steel parts, for example by using the universal Ballistol oil, which is ideal for steel care.

Protector of the kingdom or knight figure of your favorite medieval fantasy universe, our durable 'Knight of the Realm' gauntlets match perfectly with all your outfits. So be sure to squeeze these amazing gauntlets, which freeze the fiercest blood, simply by wielding your mighty sword in your chainmail-coated hilt.
HANDMADE IN 20-gauge MILIMIT STEEL, you can be sure that these gauntlets will be the perfect companion at your next LARP or medieval event. Each has an approximate length of 24.5 cm and a width of 13 cm. A pair of flexible suede gloves are tightly sewn from the inside for a firm grip and to prevent injuries inflicted by the sharp tips of plate armor after being worn for hours on the battlefield.