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The kettle hat is the helmet of the medieval foot soldier: a steel hat with a wide brim, simple to make, comfortable...
The burgonet is the open helmet of the Renaissance soldier. With a peak over the eyes, a crest along the top, and...
With its curved brim and tall crest, the morion is one of the most elegant open helmets ever made. It is the...
When people picture the Battle of Hastings, they see rows of warriors in mail shirts and conical helmets with a bar over...
Long before knights in plate armor, the warriors of Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages wore a simple, practical helmet: the...
The barbute is one of the most elegant helmets of the Middle Ages. Forged from a single sheet of steel, with its...
The armet and the close helmet are the two great fully enclosed helmets of the late medieval and Renaissance knight. From the...
For most of the 14th century and the first decades of the 15th, the bascinet was the helmet of the European knight....
No helmet is more closely tied to the image of the crusading knight than the great helm. A flat-topped steel cylinder with...
Few helmets say "late Middle Ages" as clearly as the sallet. Its rounded skull and long tail over the neck appear in...
Medieval helmets changed more than any other piece of armor. In about a thousand years, the simple segmented cap of the early...
Short answer: for most latex-coated LARP weapons, the best combination is closed-cell foam, such as EVA or cross-linked polyethylene, around a fiberglass...
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The Articles section focuses on guides and practical information about LARP armor and gear. It includes explanations of materials, comparisons between armor types, and advice on how to choose equipment depending on your needs and experience level.
Yes, many articles are written in a way that helps beginners understand the basics. If you are new to LARP, you can learn how different types of armor work, what to expect at events, and how to build your first setup without unnecessary mistakes.
Yes, material comparison is a key part of the Articles section. You will find detailed explanations of how polyurethane LARP armor compares to leather, foam, and metal, including durability, comfort, maintenance, and overall performance during events.
Yes, the content is based on hands-on experience with armor production and actual use at LARP events. This means the information is practical and reflects real conditions, not just theory.
Yes, more advanced topics are also covered. This includes deeper insights into customization, armor design, and ways to improve both appearance and functionality for long events.
