roman cingulum mainz red

roman cingulum mainz redBenefits (according to our specialist) For Roman legionaries, 1st century Replica of finds from Mainz Well suited to Roman re enactment Description The cingulum is a Roman belt that was worn by legionaries in the Roman army. The belt kept the trousers up, but with its fine decorations it also served as a sign of military performance and high rank. The apron, consisting of four leather strips, features copper pteruges and ends in a pilia. The cingulum

4% other natural fibres

The blade is crafted from 'Damascus steel'

the gambeson is fully functional and may be worn beneath full armour or separately

It is available in the sizes M

Sallet halfway over the head with bevor closed – offers an optimal field of vision with extra facial protection

and they are particularly well-suited to smaller adults and teenagers

This was stronger but more expensive than the spangenhelm

The sword is primarily two-handed

It fits a chest circumference of up to 120 cm (measured with padding)

Originally fastened to the back of the horn

The grip is constructed from wood with black leather wrapping and twisted brass wire

Its tip is strengthened with kevlar for optimal safety