Description

Buhurt Gauntlets Nuremberg

Historical design, modern performance. The Buhurt Gauntlets Nuremberg are inspired by early 15th-century armor and optimized for full-contact medieval combat. They deliver excellent protection and mobility while staying light, thanks to tempered, hardened steel.

Specifications of the Nuremberg Gauntlets

• Material: Hardened 30HGSA steel
• Steel thickness: 1 mm (0.04 in), 1.2 mm (0.05 in) on knuckles and thumb
• Weight: 1.9 kg (4.2 lbs) per pair
• Padding: Built-in padded mittens
• Design: Closed thumb for increased safety

Protection and Mobility

Each plate is shaped for smooth articulation, allowing a natural grip on your weapon. As a result, you get full hand coverage without sacrificing control. In addition, the tempered 30HGSA steel keeps them light yet strong, so you can swing, block, and grapple with confidence.

Made for Full-Contact Combat

These gauntlets are designed specifically for armored combat tournaments. The built-in padding and closed thumb increase comfort and safety, while the compact fit ensures excellent weapon handling. Therefore, they are an ideal choice for fighters who value balance between speed and protection.

• Based on a 15th-century Nuremberg statue
• Optimized for modern buhurt and full-contact fighting
• Lightweight tempered steel for mobility
• Closed thumb and padded mittens for comfort and safety

Light, protective, and historically inspired. Add the Buhurt Gauntlets Nuremberg to your kit and fight with precision and confidence.

Hand Armor FAQ

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How to take measurements for the gauntlets?

A, B and F – are measurements for the gauntlets required to make them or find out the right size.

Gather your tools:

• Paper
• Pen
• Flexible measuring tape

Step 1: Trace your handprint:

Lay your hand flat, fingers relaxed. Carefully outline your entire hand, including fingertips and wrist.

Step 2: Palm length:

Grab the measuring tape and measure the straight line from your middle finger’s tip to your palm’s base at the wrist. This is your palm length (A).

Step 3: Knuckle width:

Using the outline you drew on the paper in step 1, measure the straight-line distance across the knuckles (B).

Step 4: Palm circumference:

Keep your fingers relaxed and together. Wrap the tape snugly around your knuckles This is your palm circumference (F).

Pro tips for perfect sizing:

• Dominant hand: If one hand is larger, mark it for specific size checks.
• Size up: When between sizes, opt for slightly larger measurements for the gauntlets

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