Also known as big helmet or heaume, helmet cube or barrel helmet, for its simple shape, a   cylinder with flat steel top and completely covering the head. He had small openings for   his eyes and mouth.

This glorious 13th-century helmet is worthy of King Ferdinand III of Castile and represents many helmets of the time in Europe.
This 13th century helmet is made of 18 gauge steel. The helmet is luxuriously decorated at the front with brass.  Inside it has an adjustable padded fabric lining with leather straps.

Burgonet helmet, 1.2 mm steel

The Burgonet developed at the beginning of the 16th century of the Sallet.Notably the Burgonet used by the infantry, then also cavalry and became one of the most common types of helmets of its time.

From the chaotic era of the Dark Ages comes this magnificent helmet worn by the elite troops of the Slavic principalities. The warriors of Vendel were known for their cruelty and elaborate armor. This helmet is made of steel, 18 gauge, has a hard helmet and a very detailed facial shell. A steel Cushion, cape or mesh hood has been added to the shoulders for protection and a more atrocious appearance.
A soft adjustable fabric lining allows for a perfect fit for any size.

Weight: 3,630 g

Viking leather helmet perfect for reenactors, LARP and to complement any Viking set.
Lighter and more versatile than steel, this leather helmet offers an authentic look. Made of very thick leather, manufactured just like steel ones. This Viking leather helmet has an adjustable lining.

Interior Circumference: 65 cm
Weighs about 2,580 g

This Orc-mask helmet is based on a medieval Bascinet. The lower jaw and the upper mask are foldable.
The helmet is fully handmade strong steel of 1.6 mm. It has a high quality inlay, adjustable, padded with leather chin straps.

Details:
- Head circumference: up to approx. 60 cm
- Long distance (back to front): approx. 22cm
- Short distance (ear to ear): approx. 17 cm
- Finish: untreated, lightly lubricated
- Material: approx. 1.6mm strong steel
- Weight: approx. 2.65 cm

Gjermundbu helmet with riveted aventail, 2 mm steelGjermundbu helmet with riveted aventail, 2 mm steel
Gjermundbu helmet with riveted aventail, steel 2 mm
- ready for battle

European Close Helmet / Visored Helm, ca. 1520, 1.6 mm steel
- ready for battle -

This reproduction of a typical early 16th-century tights helmet with hinged visor (known as helmet or close closure) is made of 1.6 mm thick steel plate and therefore only suitable for a combat re-enactment.

It features a comfortable leather lining and a chin strap with buckle.

Italian Bascinet, Barbute helmet, about 1470, 2 mm steel- ready for battle.

This helmet is a replica of the original "Wencelas", dating from the 10th century.It is made of steel with 2mm thickness and reinforced in the nasal.Includes adjustment straps, leather.Sizes available:
M: up to 62 cm head circumference
Weight: from 2.15 to 2.55kg

Are you looking for the best helmet for your next tournament or battle? Inspired directly by the originals of the 14th century, this Bascinet Klappvisor will be an excellent choice for a knight like you!
FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND READY FOR BATTLE, this gorgeous helmet is HANDMADE 16 gauge soft steel (14G available upon request), lined with a comfortable and secure thick padded lining, specially DESIGNED FOR HEAVY FIGHTS. A circumference of approx. 72 cm makes almost all head sizes fit. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles.
Can be used with an aventail (sold separately) for better protection and appearance. Its carefully designed visor ensures minimal loss of vision and difficulty breathing.

Being in the legion, you need protection from projectiles and blows without disturbing your vision or your breathing! After all, you legionnaires are well known for walking hundreds of miles on the empire road, from one battlefield to another, and walking miles has never been easy for those wearing a fully enclosed helmet.
The Roman helmet worn during the Empire is the product of a slow evolution of the first simple Italian bronze helmet to the Celtic-influenced helmet worn by the legionaries of Augustus, Trajan, Hadrian and all other famous Roman emperors.
The fact is that this remarkable helmet proves surprisingly versatile and strikes a perfect balance between protection and mobility. Just pair it with one of our lorica hamata and you'll get an ideal combination for your next LARP or reconstitution! A great look without harming your vision and freedom of movement.
This gorgeous helmet is handmade 18 gauge soft steel, lined with a comfortable and secure synthetic leather lining. A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit. The historic crest attached to the top will make your Roman outfit stand out!

This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel

This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel

This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel

This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel

This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel

This helmet has an antique finish and a circumference of 68 cm, which allows the user to also fit a suitable cap or padded cover. This helmet includes a leather lining suspension and chin strap that can be adjusted to better fit the user. The inside of the helmet is also darkened to improve corrosion resistance. Made of 1.6mm steel

The kettle hat or war hat, a fairly simple helmet shaped like a brimmed hat, came into fashion in the 13th century and enjoyed great popularity among foot soldiers, archers, crossbowmen, pikemen, and men-at-arms throughout Europe until the fifteenth century. It owes its name to its resemblance to a saucepan (originally called a kettle).While kettle hats existed in many variations, they all shared the same main feature: a wide brim that offered protection against downward sword strikes and projectiles fired or dropped from above, without impairing the wearer's vision, hearing, or breathing. This design proved useful during sieges and mass infantry battles and contributed primarily to the enduring prevalence of this type of helmet. The so-called sallet developed from the kettle hat in the fifteenth century.This reconstruction of a late medieval kettle hat is made of 1.6mm (16 gauge) steel. The edge of the flap is wrapped all the way around and four bands or plates (in German called Spangen) are arranged decoratively in the shape of a cross on the bowl of the helmet. In the overlapping areas, the thickness of the material is more than 5 mm. Dark brown leather straps with aged brass buckle are riveted to the two cheek guards.The interior is blacked out for better corrosion resistance. It is equipped with an adjustable padded lining made of high-quality black fabric and fastened with rivets. Suitable for light combat staging, LARP, stage or TV/film, this wearable helmet is best suited for late Middle Ages scenarios and ideal for completing the armor of a European warrior. Of course, it will also be a great addition to any helmet collector's treasure chamber.