Floating arms set for armoured combat

Description

The floating arms set is the basic protection for your arms.

It protects well and is suitable for massive buhurts, but at the same time, it has an optimal weight and can be used in single battles.

The floating arms set consist of:

• steel bracer
• steel elbow
• segmental shoulder with a cup

Weight: 3.8 kg/hardened steel set (depends on size)

Steel bracer completely covers your hand and protects you well from any side. For fastening, we use two leather straps. This makes it more reliable protection.

Bracers have arm points to tie them to the elbows. So you will not have a gap in the protection of the hand.

Sharp elbow pads, with a side petal made of hardened steel. This is a basic and convenient protection for your elbows. The lightweight and simple design of the model provides perfect mobility, and the acute shape of the armor will allow hits to slip down and lose strength, causing less damage. The elbow pads can be hung with arm points to the gambeson and fasten a leather strap around your arm. So you will not have a gap in the armor, and the protection of the elbow will not slip during the battle.

For these segmental shoulders, emphasis is done on convenience and mobility in the fight, but not to the detriment of safety. The armor consists of four segments and a shoulder pad. This design completely covers your biceps and shoulder from strikes in combat. The plates are fastened together with the help of 3 leather straps, which gives them excellent mobility. So the shoulder can easily adjust to the movements of your arm, without making you more vulnerable. The last segment is made with a cutout for the elbow pad so that you do not have a gap in the armor between the shoulder and elbow when you bend the arm.

The shoulder pad is a solid steel cup that completely covers the shoulder joint. We deliberately make it bigger to get rid of the gap between the shoulder and the body protection, which may appear when you fight in a buhurt.

The floating arms set allows you to use a wide range of movements while providing sufficient protection. Good choice for beginners and experienced fighters.

Measurements required:

A – your weight in kg

B – your height in cm

Please take in your regular padding in cm.

M, N, V, W, T

Arms Protection FAQ

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How should I take the measurements for my arms armor?

General Recommendations for Measurements for Arms Armor:

Clothing: Measurements should be taken wearing the gambeson you intend to wear with the armor. Sweaters or jackets will not accurately reflect the thickness of the gambeson and could lead to ill-fitting armor.

Bare Arms: If you are ordering both arms and padding together, measuring your bare arms is acceptable. However, please clearly indicate on the measurement sheet that the measurements are for bare arms.

Measurements: Take all measurements with a flexible measuring tape, snug but not tight.

Additional Notes:

• If your gambeson has any unusual features that might affect the fit of the armor, please describe them in the notes section.
• For best results, have someone else take your measurements.
• Feel free to include any other measurements you think might be helpful, such as elbow circumference.

Required measurements:

A. Weight: Measure your weight in kilograms or pounds.

B. Height: Measure your full height from head to toe.

M. Wrist Circumference: Measure above the gambeson, not on top of any leather straps.

N. Forearm Circumference: Measure the fullest part of the forearm.

V. Bicep Circumference: Measure the fullest part of the bicep, slightly flexed.

W. Forearm Length: Measure from the wrist joint to the tip of the elbow.

T. Shoulder Length: Measure from the point where the shoulder meets the neck to the tip of the elbow.

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