GDFB AB2511 Haubergeon in cotta di maglia di grado barone

Name: GDFB AB2511 Haubergeon in cotta di maglia di grado barone
Brand: GDFB
SKU: 0615642013310
Price: 164.17 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:GDFB

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€
164.17

Haubergeon in cotta di maglia (mezza coscia/mezza manica) misura torace da 60 pollici in maglia di grado barone, caratterizzato da una combinazione di anello piatto/anello solido con rivettatura a cupola. Questo haubergeon è realizzato in posta codice 5, con alternanza di 9 mm. Anelli piatti rivettati a cupola di diametro e anelli massicci in finitura naturale. Ciò ha fornito la massima protezione della posta per il rievocatore a contatto completo. Sono disponibili cuffie abbinate (Ab2555, Ab2577 e Ab2599).

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EAN: 0615642013310

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Altri sport, Arti marziali, Equipaggiamento protettivo, Scudi del corpo,

Storicamente modellato. Combinazione anello piatto/cupola rivettata/anello pieno. Anello in acciaio dolce. Finitura naturale.

Brand Name	‎GDFB
Color	‎Multi
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 1 rating 4.0 out of 5 stars
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎13.4 x 12.3 x 5 inches
Item Weight	‎10 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎CAS HANWEI
Material	‎Other
Model Name	‎Chainmail Haubergeon, Baron Grade 60" Chest - Code 5
Package Weight	‎9.75 Kilograms
Part Number	‎AB2511
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Isak

For any reenactor used to dealing with GDFB and indian made armor it is a great buy.

I managed to nab this for $118 via a fluke of amazon's pricing algorithm and at that price 6/5 stars. For $300 I'd be pissed as a man off the street looking for a costume and as a reenactor and HEMA practitioner I'd give it a firm meh. firm 3.5/5 at it's normal market price. Riveting is inconsistent with some barely peened, there is a segment of repair where some solid links are riveted links in the body, and some riveted links are missing rivets. It came well oiled, enough that I let it rest on a few towels to drain the excess for a few days, and rust free. Links have a nice dark appearance that should be moderately rust resistant. For any living history or combat reenactor used to dealing with GDFB and indian made armor it is a great buy. It is greasy, it has sharp edges, and needs extensive modification and the skillsets for such to look and fit historically. Exactly why I bought it and exactly why it and most armor grade maille on amazon gets poor revues from cosplayers, costumers, or larpers. For the good: This haubergeon, especially the large version, is an immensely good project for someone looking to tailor a suit of maille. GDFB and Lord of Battles sell the riveted links separately, so you can tailor their products and as suspect rivets blow during use I'll just repair them. Already I took it down to 44" chest with a lace up front, will remove about a foot of length to take it to the upper thigh, and will narrow and add an expansion gusset to the sleeves. I should have several square feet of riveted maille to play with after it's all said and done for other projects like voiders for my plate harness. I intend to make it the basis of a light HEMA kit mimicking light infantry in padded jacks over maille like in the St. Ursula altarpiece.