This Sugar Loaf Helmet shows strength and practicality of medieval headgear, to provide protection as well as comfort for long wear. Handcrafted from durable 18-gauge steel, it has the classic pointed top and narrow eye slits like the helmets of knights and soldiers from the 12th to 15th centuries. The shape deflects sword strikes and other blows, making it one of the most reliable designs of the High Middle Ages.
The helmet has a secure padded liner, for both comfort and functionality. The liner cushions the wearer’s head, reducing impact from strikes and decreasing stress on the head in prolonged use. It also helps in a stable fit, preventing the helmet from shifting during combat or movement. To ensure added stability, the helmet is has a chin strap and buckle, it to be fastened securely during battle.
Ventilation holes are carefully positioned to provide adequate airflow, keeping the wearer cool and comfortable. The polished finish increases its authentic medieval appearance.
Historically, the Sugar Loaf Helmet evolved from the Great Helm and gained popularity during the 13th and 14th centuries, particularly among knights of Western Europe. Its conical top, like that of a sugar loaf was designed to deflect downward blows efficiently.
Details:
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Material: 18-Gauge Mild Steel
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Weight: Approx. 3.14 kg
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Lining: Padded liner for comfort and protection
Care Instructions:
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Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt or moisture.
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Store in a cool, dry environment to prevent rust.
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Gently clean the padded liner with a damp cloth if needed.
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Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or abrasives to maintain the finish.
Note:
Each helmet is individually hand-crafted, minor variations in texture and finish may be present.







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