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Early Crusader Half Helm

#300581
Handcrafted of 18 gauge steel, this helmet has a full faceplate shaped with a protruding nasal, eye slits, and 2 cross cut outs as decoration. Designed to be worn over an arming cap, it has an adjustable, padded cotton canvas liner with leather straps that secure it in place when tied under the chin.
$89.95

Avenger Scale Gauntlets

#300570
These fully wearable scale gauntlets are crafted from riveted, articulated plates of 18 gauge steel and paired with an integrated suede leather glove. The riveted construction gives the plates articulated movement and the glove is sewn to riveted bands of protective leather beneath the finger plates.
$129.95

Articulated Hourglass Gauntlets

#300569
Copied from 14th-century examples, these fully articulated gauntlets are crafted from riveted 18 gauge steel and are fully wearable. They are riveted to leather gloves and have leather palm straps for additional security and strength.
$149.95

Spanish Morion Helmet

#300563
The Morion was worn by early Spanish explorers and conquistadors during the 16th and early 17th centuries. It is characterized by the flat brim and a comb, or "crest, "running from front to back which helped deflect blows and strengthened the top.
$69.95

Classic Norman Nasal Helm

#300561
This style helmet is pictured extensively on the Bayeux Tapestry. Its basic, minimalist design allowed for excellent vision and unencumbered breathing. Hand-forged from 18 gauge steel, it is a classic skullcap helmet with a reinforcing band around the base and crossbar nasal guard.
$74.95

Steel Breastplate

#300571
This polished, 18 gauge steel breastplate features a three-piece design that is securely riveted together. That top piece has a rounded neckline. The midsection features a tri-peaked upper edge. The bottom piece has a flared band at the bottom for greater mobility of the hips. Secures to the wearer with leather straps that cross the back and buckle at the edges.
$89.95

Bascinet With Detachable Visor

#300580
This 18 gauge steel helmet has a rounded skull and a detachable front visor. Pins and chains at the side of the visor secure it in place. The visor can be removed completely and the helmet can be worn as a Barbut. An adjustable, padded cotton canvas liner and leather straps secure it in place when tied under the chin.
$128.95

13th Century Great Helm

#300576
This beautiful helmet, with its menacing, narrow eye slits, was a mainstay of the medieval fighting man. Sometimes worn over a smaller helmet and mail, our replica is made in 18 gauge high carbon steel with brass reinforcing bands and has an adjustable cotton liner.
$119.95

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Top Customer Reviews

Review of: Hounskull Bascinet

Good Lord do I like this!  This helmet fits very well right out of the box and isn't so danged heavy you can't move your head!  The only issue is the the pins that hold the visor on can come out of the hinge and fall off when you are taking the hemlet off or moving it around.  I will probably drill a hole on the end and attach a chain or strap to keep them from getting lost!  Well made helmet and it looks great!!!  Having the integrated liner is a big plus!!
Reviewed by: Deane, May 18, 2023

Review of: Steel Breastplate

cheap price and not cheaply made fits perfectly i can even put it on by myself articulates great 100 out of 10 would recommend a million times over
Reviewed by: james, December 31, 2022

Review of: Articulated Hourglass Gauntlets

Fit is really well done considering they are one size. Fingers are a bit long but was able to wear them for a full season at ren-fest and handle paper, money easily.
Reviewed by: Stephen, June 08, 2022

Review of: Hounskull Bascinet

I just got this helmet yesterday, and true enough it’s a great buy. This fits extremely well and looks amazing.
While it’s true the visor doesn’t lift completely it still moves easily and comes with strapping to secure it around the back of the head. It’s also easy to see out of and came padded.
Overall, this is a great helmet for anyone. I highly recommend this hounskull as your next gear find.
Reviewed by: Bryan, November 05, 2021

Review of: Articulated Hourglass Gauntlets

Ive been waiting for years to find a pair of gauntlets like these which will allow you actually hold something and use. They are awesome and fit well. They come packaged and greased to prevent corrosion. The leather gloves will need to be broken in (to be expected).

Such a great buy, very happy with these.
Reviewed by: Charles, October 23, 2021

Review of: Hounskull Bascinet

So this is not my first helm from MRL.  Want to change up my look a little for the fairs.  This one runs a little tighter then my first.  But still very wearable.  The visor does not even come close to lifting up enough to get it out of your way.  But that is about the only draw back.  worth every penny.
Reviewed by: Andrew, June 25, 2021

Review of: Brown Cotton Brigandine

I'd really consider this more of a "coat of plates" than a proper "brigandine" armor given the lack of overlapping plates.  The gaps between plates, particularly over the breastbone, would make me consider this for protection in addition to a mail shirt or hauberk.
Reviewed by: Matthew, May 27, 2021

Review of: Avenger Scale Gauntlets

Really like the look of the gauntlets.   With the way they are attached to the gloves you do loose some flexibility in the fingers.  But still very happy with them.
Reviewed by: Andrew, April 24, 2021

Review of: Hounskull Bascinet

This helmet is really well done. The visor can't be held up all the way but it looks good.
Reviewed by: Gideon, April 19, 2021

Review of: Spanish Morion Helmet

Really good helmet.  It's appropriately heavy, but very wearable.  The internal suspension feels comfortable and sturdy, and helps me appreciate the knowledge that went into building these things.  Also, I'm sort of an idjit: I was just thinking, "This thing needs a chin strap," but then I found it tucked into the lining.  Functional for experiments and budget reenactors.  Great for display.
Reviewed by: Michael, December 23, 2020