medieval surcoat rodrick natural black

medieval surcoat rodrick natural blackThe tradition of wearing a tabard over armour began during the Crusades. Surcoats helped prevent overheating by shielding the armour from direct sunlight. They also provided ideal protection for the hauberk and later helped protect plate armour from corrosion and rust. The surcoat features a split, permitting a knight to employ it more easily for cavalry purposes. From the late 12th century, knights primarily wore long surcoats. By the mid 13th

The grip consists of Fuchi

The tip is reinforced with kevlar for extra security

The musculata is a replica of a relatively short original from the Archaic period

Its popularity is evident from the fact that this type of helmet was in use for over 100 years

the arming doublet also became a fashionable civilian garment: men who were not knights wore arming doublets

They are approximately 30 cm high and 47 cm wide

Whilst it resembles a woodcut

5" (the maximum perpendicular distance between the string and the drawn bow is 17

Its distinctive shape may have been influenced by a thickening of the steel at the front

It is available in two sizes

Point of balance: 13cm below crossguard

This bayonet is dispatched including a leather scabbard