Viking and Saxon helmets are inspired by the early medieval headgear worn by Norse raiders, Anglo-Saxon warriors, and Northern European fighters between the 8th and 11th centuries. These helmets reflect a period where protection, practicality, and intimidation were key, offering sturdy defense while remaining suitable for long journeys, raids, and close-combat encounters.

Historical Background

Historically, Viking and Saxon helmets were designed for mobility and durability rather than full facial enclosure. Conical helmets, spangenhelms, and nasal helmets were commonly used, paired with mail coifs for added protection. These designs allowed good visibility and airflow, which was essential for warriors engaged in fast-moving battles, ship raids, and shield-wall formations.

Our Collection

Our Viking and Saxon helmets collection includes conical helmets, nasal helms, spangenhelms, and other early medieval designs inspired by archaeological finds and historical references. Crafted with attention to form, balance, and authentic detailing, these helmets are suitable for reenactment, LARP, stage use, and display. Viking and Saxon helmets from Medieworld offer historical accuracy, solid construction, and a strong early-medieval warrior presence.