The Viking is a fearsome warrior who rules the rough seas as well as the battlefield. Armed with his axe and clad in protective leather armor, he plunders his way across the land in search of glory, riches, and adventure. Driven by his faith in the Norse gods, he seeks an honorable death in battle to reach Valhalla.

The Viking set "Arnulfo" consists of:
- Leather shoulder armor, brown BM-LP-60
- Leather armband with metal details, brown BM-LP-62-BR
- Double leather belt, brown BM-LP-63
- Collar leather armor, brown BM-LP-65-BR
- Leather armband with buckles, brown BM-LP-66
- Leather breastplate armor, brown BM-LP-67

This high-quality leather armguard is the perfect choice for LARP, cosplay, reenactment, or as a stylish accessory for a medieval or Viking costume. The armband not only impresses with its beautiful appearance, but also offers exceptional comfort.

Crafted from vegetable-tanned brown buffalo leather, the arm guard features a contrasting leather border along the edges. In addition, the surface has been polished and lightly dyed, giving leather a characteristic appearance of use. Secured with three riveted leather straps with buckles, the arm protector allows for individual sizing, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit. This design ensures comfort, even during prolonged use, such as in a medieval market.

With its simple yet functional design, this arm guard is not only highly comfortable but also a stylish addition to any medieval outfit. Whether you're depicting a fearsome Viking or Norse warrior, this piece adds a unique touch to any outfit.

Order now and complete your medieval costume with the perfect finishing touch!

Details:
- Material: Leather
Buffalo - Thickness: approx. 4 mm
- Length: approx. 24 cm
- Width: approx. 29.5 cm
- Weight (per piece): approx. 180 g

Specifications may vary slightly from part to part.

These leather arm guards are supplied in a pair.

Keep in mind that leather is a natural product, and color and grain variations are quite normal. Each item is therefore unique, and the above photos are for reference only.

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Palace of Jerusalem believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templar. Battle orders for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Forged in stainless steel, decorated leather sheath and metallic finishes.

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This floor-length medieval dress made of sturdy cotton fabric (canvas) is loose and comes with a matching fabric belt. Contrasting color details with hand-stitched fishbone embroidery dots make the dress really stand out from the crowd.