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.

Also known as the barrel helmet (helmet pot or pot), the Maciejowski Helmet was the forerunner of what would later become the Great Elmo (or heaume) of the 14th century.
This reproduction is made of solid steel of 18 caliber and has a protective cross on the face. The fabric lining and chin strap allow for a perfect fit.

Dimensions: 32 cm high, 20 cm wide
Weight: 2,270 g

This Sugarloaf Templar helmet consists of a conical upper and is decorated across the front with the cross of the Knights Templar. Handmade in 18 gauge steel. The Templar SugarLoaf helmet is padded from the inside and has a soft, adjustable lining.

Great Helmet, William of Staunton, 1326 AD, 1.6 mm steel
- ready for battle -

This helmet is a reconstruction of an image on a stone relief depicting William of Staunton, dated 1326 and displayed at staunton church, Norfolkshire, England.

Lobster tail helmet

The lobster-tailed pot helmet, named after the animal because of the resemblance of its neckguard to the tails, also called zischägge, the knight pot and the harquebusier pot, was a helmet worn by knights in the 17th century.

Large medieval helmet with brass accessories and leather lining,14º C., 1.6 mm steel

Crusader helmet, 2 mm steel
- ready for battle
A replica ready for the battle of a helmet of the late 12th century worn by the knights of the Christian orders, such as the Hospitalries and Templars during the Crusades. It's a flat top helmet with a large front plate. The helmet is made of steel 2 mm sheets that are all connected and fixed by rivets. A comfortable, adjustable and padded padded lining is riveted into the helmet, as well as a leather strap with brass buckle.
This helmet is available in sizes M and L.



size
max. head circumference
Internal distance back to forehead approx.
Internal distance ear to ear approx.
Weight approx.


m
61 cm
22 cm
19 cm
3.3 kg


I
64 cm
23 cm




20 cm3.5 kg

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.

Burgonet closed, 19th century. XVII, steel 1.6 mmVery faithful to the original replica of a 17th-century burgonetwith visor. The original of this helmet is on display at the Royal Armouries in Leeds.

The so-called Great Helmet (also called a large helmet, large heaume, pot helmet, bucket helmet or barrel helmet) was often worn on a smaller and lighter helmet (e.g. a cervelliere/secret helmet) and was widespread throughout Central Europe in the Middle Ages. Numerous historical illustrations, miniatures and finds from Germany, Flanders, England, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, etc. testify to the popularity of this particular type of helmet at the time. These helmets emerged during the Crusades in the late 12th/ early 13th century. and were commonly used by knights until the mid-14th century.

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

Functional medieval steel barbuta of 1.6 mm. Includes leather chin strap. The barbuta served as a shelter for the head and had as an element the collar that defended the neck at the front and the cover that defended the neck from behind.

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

Well designed and meticulously crafted for a true Norman knight or a fearless crusader, this Spagenhelm, with its sturdy front plate, would perfectly complete its 12th and 13th-century staging outfits!
In the 12th century, the knights quickly realized that with the new double-boom technique becoming more widespread, having additional protection for the face was indeed a necessity, as most spear blows going over the shield would instantly kill a rider wearing the old nasal helmet style. At first, they added a front plate to provide additional protection against all attacks from the front and proved remarkably effective against enemy archers and mounted opponents (later, more plates were added to cover the back of the neck and fully wrap the head: the pot/big helmet helmet was born. But that's another story)
It is expertly HANDMADE of sturdy MILD 16 gauge STEEL and comes with a reinforced front plate as well as its historic counterjust. Functioning as a shock absorber, the genuine LEATHER LINER makes it more comfortable to wear and ensures that your eyes will always be at the right time to face the eye slit. A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit.

Are you looking for a versatile helmet for your next battle? Directly inspired by 14th century fountains, this Medieval Bascinet Klappvisor will be an excellent choice for this.
The Klappvisor basin was especially popular in the Holy Roman Empire (present-day Germany) during the 14th century.
And as surprising as it may seem, we have evidence that at least a few knights continued to use these Klappvisor cradles until the 15th century, even though they were outdated at the time.
FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND READY FOR BATTLE, this beautiful helmet is handmade in soft 16 gauge steel, lined with a comfortable and secure padded lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. 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.

Have you always wanted to re-enact a 16th-century conqueror or a member of the legendary Spanish Tercios? Our sturdy Combed Morion helmet with a beautiful red feather will help you do this with an elegance dating back to 16th and 17th century Spain.
This gorgeous Morion is handmade 16 gauge soft steel, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit. And a sturdy chin strap closed with a beautiful brass buckle will help keep your helmet in place throughout your battle. It is equipped with segmented cheeks and a red feather made of REAL FEATHERS, trapped in the back of this helmet to help all soldiers in your unit easily identify themselves in the chaos of battle!

An invincible chivalrous sword remains firmly attached to its mesh-clad fist, and its flag floats in the wind as its squire buckles its rugged 13th-century Crusader Knight helmet into battle. The perforated front plate facilitates ventilation while fighting your enemy and protects you from arrows raining down on you and your fellow knights, awaiting order to attack!
In the 12th century, the knights quickly realized that with the new double-boom technique becoming more widespread, having additional protection for the face was a must, as most spear blows going over the shield would instantly kill a rider wearing the old nasal helmet style. At first, they added a front plate to provide additional protection against all attacks from the front, proving remarkably effective against enemy archers and mounted opponents. (Later, more plates were added to cover the back of the neck and fully wrap the head: the pot helmet/large helmet was born. But that's another story.)
It is expertly handmade from sturdy 16 gauge soft steel and comes with a reinforced front plate as well as its historic counterjust. Functioning as a shock absorber, your PADDED LINER makes you more comfortable to wear and ensures your eyes are always at the right time to face the eye slit. Directly inspired by an original seal from the British Museum, we take the liberty of slightly modifying its ventilation holes to make it the perfect cross-helmet! A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit.

With your reliable quiver, full of well-tied arrows, you defend your kingdom from the world's worldly orcs and need the highest order of protection! And this sturdy helmet, made for the real soldier of Rivendell, is something you should wear for sure! Inspired by barbute of the late Middle Ages, but modified into a functional piece of plate armor for LARP and cosplay.
This Elven warrior helmet is meticulously handmade 16 gauge sturdy soft steel, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining and has a circumference of approx. 68 cm, ensuring that it will fit on most heads. The sleek design of this helmet makes it look appropriate for LARP and cosplay. And a sturdy chin strap closed with a beautiful brass buckle will help keep your helmet in place during battle

Eager to portray a Norman knight fighting for none other than the ferocious William 'the conqueror'? Then you will surely need to stay protected while attacking Harold's Saxons! This sturdy Nasal helmet will make it effortless for you! For centuries, the nasal helmet has been the most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it proved to be ubiquitous in the Bayeux tapestry, representing the invasion of Saxon England by the Norman knights and minions of William the Conqueror. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated in the Bayeux tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to lift his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after the rumor of his death spread in his army.
This gorgeous nasal helmet is handmade in soft steel of 16 caliber, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles. It comes with a mesh dimension attached, making it ideal for your next LARP event! It can be used by a variety of characters, from humble archers to powerful Norman knights!

The Sugar Loaf is the natural evolution of the classic great helmet of the knight.
As the 13th century drew to a close, the helmet slowly adopted an increasingly pointed top shape to better deflect the blows from above during the battle. Obviously, it was a substantial improvement compared to the old flat helmet and as such was quickly adopted by riders across Europe.
So the next time you're on another crusade, make sure you wear this excellent armor to feel like a true legendary crusader knight!
FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND READY FOR BATTLE, this beautiful helmet is handmade in soft 16 gauge steel, lined with a comfortable and secure padded lining. A circumference of approximately 72 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles. NB: The decorative cross is made of genuine brass NOT galvanized.

Our St. Wenceslas helmet is directly inspired by a richly decorated 10th-century original, currently exhibited in Prague, probably the oldest nasal helmet ever found.
For centuries, the nasal helmet has been the most popular helmet in most of Europe due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. For example, it proved to be ubiquitous in the Bayeux tapestry, representing the invasion of Saxon England by the Norman knights and minions of William the Conqueror. Speaking of whom, a specific incident at the Battle of Hastings, illustrated in the Bayeux tapestry, reveals how William the Conqueror had to lift his nasal helmet to show his troops that he was still alive after the rumor of his death spread in his army.
This gorgeous nasal helmet is handmade in soft steel of 16 caliber, lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approximately 68 cm makes it fit into almost all head sizes. And a sturdy closed chin strap with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place during all your battles.
Just pair it with one of our mesh quota hoods (sold separately) and you'll get a great combination for your next LARP or reconstitution! It can be used by a variety of characters, from humble archers to powerful Norman knights!

Our large pot helmet is directly inspired by various 13th century sources and, for example, is very similar to many of the helmets seen in the Maciejowzki Bible. A helmet of historical inspiration, like this, well crafted as in the Middle Ages, will surely make you stand out in your next reenactment! Then become an elite knight with this important work of art!
HAND-MADE SOFT STEEL gauge 16, this helmet is FULLY FUNCTIONAL and ideally adapts to a heavy armor knight outfit or character. Its flat top is typical of the time and will later evolve to the most pointed rudder of sugar loaf. Functioning as a shock absorber, the PADDED LINER makes it more comfortable to wear and ensures that your eyes will always be at the right time to face the eye slit. The carefully riveted PURE BRASS cross in front of the rudder makes it look straight from the Middle Ages! This helmet has an internal circumference of about 72 cm, which adapts to any head size. The simple but efficient closure of a genuine leather strap and pure brass buckle keeps you perfectly in place when worn.

A fierce iron side mounted, holding his heavy cavalry sword or a pistol while carrying with this legendary lobster pot helmet; a vision you'd like to be a part of too! And what has been our inspiration for this simplified version of the most iconic helmet of the English Civil War!
Handmade soft steel of 18 caliber, this helmet is lightweight but sturdy. It is lined with genuine leather that acts as a damper and provides a comfortable fit at the same time. This helmet comes with significant face and neck protection offered by the three protective bars and cheek plates, respectively. Its circumference is approx. 66 cm making it ideal for almost all head sizes.
The famous Ironsides were the elite knights of the parliamentary cavalry under Oliver Cromwell during the 17th-century English Civil War.

The late medieval bacinete is an ideal helmet for a heavily armored medieval knight. It was quite popular among medieval armies due to its versatility and good balance between protection and mobility. Just attach one of our mesh quota aventails (sold separately) to your vervelles and you'll get an ideal combination for your next LARP or reconstitution, offering great looks and protection.
This beautiful historical reproduction is handmade in sturdy soft steel of 14 caliber, lined with a comfortable and secure padded lining. A large circumference makes it fit almost all head sizes.

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