Description
The Optimum Armor Kit is perfect for both beginners and experienced warriors who want reliable, flexible, and historically inspired protection. Crafted with tempered steel and high-quality materials, this kit ensures safety during full-contact HMB battles while allowing freedom of movement.
The kit includes:
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Great Helm of Richard Pembridge – XIV century-inspired helm with ventilation holes and convex top for authentic style and comfort.
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Kusnacht Brigandine Type 1 – flexible, gap-free protection suitable for novices and experienced fighters.
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Plate Shoulders of Sir Miles Stapleton – four riveted plates for simple, reliable defense.
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Plate Arms Segment – lightweight and durable, ideal for beginners seeking affordable protection.
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Visby Gauntlets Type 3 – steel plates over leather base for historical authenticity and optimal hand protection; available in black, red, and brown.
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Cuisses with Shin Guards – based on Milan’s Churburg Castle collection (1360), providing durable leg protection without restricting movement.
Optional upgrades:
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Liner: Sport liner (+$30) or liner with pelerine (+$50)
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Gauntlets: Milan Mittens “Steel Fingers” (+$285)
This armor kit ensures full protection, mobility, and historical accuracy for HMB tournaments, reenactments, and training sessions, making it a must-have for every serious medieval fighter.
Specifications
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Type: Optimum Armor Kit
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Materials: Tempered steel, leather, high-quality fabrics
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Components: Great Helm, Kusnacht Brigandine, Plate Shoulders, Plate Arms, Visby Gauntlets, Cuisses with Shin Guards
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Use: HMB, reenactments, tournaments
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Features: Lightweight, durable, flexible, historically authentic, customizable
Highlights
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Full-body protection with lightweight design
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Historically inspired armor pieces for authenticity
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Flexible and durable materials for maximum mobility
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Customizable options for liner and gauntlets
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Ideal for both beginners and experienced fighters
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Perfect for HMB, reenactments, and tournaments
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