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Forget Claustrophobia, Embrace Victory: Wolfrib Helmet “Vanguard”

Look, armored combat is exhilarating. But who wants a helmet that feels like a metal bucket on your head, blocking your view and making you gasp for air like a beached fish? Meet the Wolfrib Helmet “Vanguard”, the champion’s choice for unparalleled breathability and visibility.

The helmet includes:

• Helmet with non-removable visor
• Helmet foam padding with padded aventail for neck protection
• hardened steel neck protection plates
• 2 sets of chin straps + Simon strap.
• Chainmail riveted aventail
• Additional eyebars for extra eye protection

Specs:

• Made of 30HGSA hardened spring steel
• Thickness 3 mm on top and 2 mm on the bottom of the dome
• Math finish
• Weight 8.4 kg (18.5 lbs).

This ain’t your grandpa’s restrictive bascinet. The Wolfrib is a legendary sport-optimized helmet with a reputation for being the clearest, most breathable option on the market. Here’s the deal:

• Breathe Easy, Fight Hard: Say goodbye to overheating and hello to fresh air circulation. The Wolfrib’s design prioritizes maximum breathability, keeping you cool and focused during intense battles.
• See Your Opponent Coming: Forget tunnel vision. The Vanguard boasts an unmatched field of view, letting you dominate the battlefield with full situational awareness. No nasty surprises here.
• Built to Last: This helmet is crafted from 30HGSA hardened spring steel, making it as tough as you are. The top is 3 mm thick, while the bottom is 2 mm, providing the perfect balance of protection and weight.
• Full Protection Package: The Wolfrib comes with everything you need to dominate safely. We’re talking about a helmet with a non-removable visor, padded aventail, hardened steel neck plates, chin straps, a Simon strap, a chainmail aventail, and even additional eyebars for extra protection.

Sure, it weighs 8.4 kg (18.5 lbs). But hey, champions carry their weight well, right?

Ditch the stuffy helmets and experience the freedom of the Wolfrib Vanguard.

Order yours today and dominate the competition in comfort and clarity!

Helmets FAQ

Helmets

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How do I measure my head?

To ensure the helmet for armored combat fits correctly, take your measurements without any padding, using a tailor’s measuring tape.

Refer to the diagram:

• A – Maximum head circumference measured horizontally around the widest part of the head (typically from the forehead across the back of the skull).
• B – Vertical distance from the center of the eye level straight down to the top of the shoulder. This helps us determine the appropriate helmet length to ensure full coverage without restriction.

For the best fit, please double-check your measurements and include them in centimeters.

If there are any specific considerations — such as plans to wear additional padding, a request for reinforced vision protection (e.g., extra eye bars), or anything else that might influence the build — please mention this in the order comments during checkout. We take these details into account during production to ensure your helmet arrives ready and optimized for use.

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Do I need to buy anything extra with the helmet?

No additional purchases are needed. All helmets are supplied fully equipped and ready for training or competition use. This includes:

• Internal liner system
• All necessary leather straps (including Simon strap)
• Neck protection in the form of a mounted aventail with integrated steel or titanium plates

Each helmet arrives ready for immediate use upon delivery — no extra assembly or upgrades required.

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What’s the best helmet to start with?

Classic bascinets are one of the most versatile and widely accepted choices in armored combat. Whether it’s a clapvisor, spoletto, nasal bascinet, or bascinet with a cross, these models offer solid protection — especially around the eyes — and are compatible with most common armor kits used in tournaments.

Their design balances protection, breathability, and visibility, making them a reliable choice for both new and experienced fighters.

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