14th Century Knight Visored Bascinet Helmet

Price range: € 111,99 through € 159,99

Blemished Grade

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  • Light scratches or small scuffs
  • Minor discoloration or uneven finish
  • Small dents or surface marks
  • Slight imperfections in stitching or decorative details

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Knight Visored Bascinet Helmet handcrafted from 16 gauge steel with movable visor, leather liner and chin strap for combat, reenactment, LARP and events.

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16 Gauge Steel Construction

This Knight Visored Bascinet Helmet is handcrafted from durable 16 gauge mild steel and finished with a polished outer for an authentic medieval look. It has a genuine leather suspension liner that distributes the helmet’s weight evenly across the head for comfort during  wear. An adjustable leather chin strap provides a secure fit, while the movable visor allows you to easily raise or lower the face protection whenever needed.

Inspired by 14th Century Knightly Helmets

The 14th Century Bascinet became one of the most important helmets of medieval Europe. During the early 1300s, knights replaced the heavy great helm with the lighter and more practical bascinet. It first appeared as a simple steel skullcap worn under mail coifs before evolving into a fully enclosed combat helmet with a movable visor.

Functional Medieval Design

The tall, pointed skull of the Knight Visored Bascinet Helmet is shaped to help deflect downward sword blows away from the head. Its fully pivoting visor is mounted on sturdy side hinges and can be lifted when greater airflow or visibility is needed. Ventilation holes and narrow eye slits provide a practical balance between protection, breathing, and vision.

Suitable for Events, Combat & Collections

The Great Bascinet Helmet is suitable for historical reenactments, medieval combat, LARP, Renaissance fairs, cosplay, theatre, collectors, and display.

Care & Maintenance

  • Your helmet arrives lightly coated with protective oil to help prevent rust during shipping and storage. Wipe away excess oil before first use.
  • Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth after use.
  • Apply a light coat of oil to maintain the steel finish.
  • Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

Note: Each Medieval Knight Bascinet is individually handcrafted. Variations in polishing, hammer marks, and finish are natural characteristics.

Weight 4,26 kg
Finish

Polish

Grade

Standard Grade, Blemished Grade

Q: What material is the helmet made from?

A: The helmet is handcrafted from durable 16 gauge mild steel for strength and long-lasting use.

Q: Does the visor move?

A: Yes. The helmet features a fully movable pivoting visor that can be raised or lowered as needed.

Q: Does the helmet include an internal liner?

A: Yes. It comes with a genuine leather suspension liner that improves comfort by distributing the helmet’s weight evenly across the head.

Q: Is the chin strap adjustable?

A: Yes. The genuine leather chin strap can be adjusted for a secure and comfortable fit.

Q: Why did knights use bascinet helmets?

A: Bascinets offered better visibility, comfort, and mobility than the older great helm while still providing excellent head and face protection.

Q: What is the use of the pointed helmet shape?

A: The conical design helps deflect downward strikes from swords and lances, reducing the direct impact on the wearer’s head.

Q: What activities is this helmet suitable for?

A: It is ideal for historical reenactments, medieval combat, LARP, Renaissance fairs, cosplay, theatre productions, collectors, and display.

Q: Why does the helmet arrive with an oily coating?

A: A light protective oil is applied before shipping to help prevent rust during storage and transport. Simply wipe off the excess oil before use.

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