$109.99
35 in stock
14th century spaulders from 16 gauge mild steel with besagues. Designed for combat, stage use and display.
14th Century Spaulders with Besagues: These 14th century spaulders are designed as historically accurate shoulder armor. The curved pauldrons protect the shoulders while the floating besagues (rondels) shield the armpit area, covering the vulnerable arteries without restricting movement. This helps in protection exactly as used in medieval warfare.
16 Gauge Mild Steel: Handmade from 16 gauge mild steel, these steel spaulders are protective as well as wearable. The thickness gives reliable resistance to impact during combat training, tournaments and LARP events.
Functional Design: The floating besagues are mounted to move naturally with the arms, giving coverage and proper shoulder rotation. These medieval spaulders have a one size fits design and are intended to be laced to your armor.
Suitable for Use, Stage and Display: These spaulders are fully functional and appropriate for late medieval knightly tournaments, training, theatrical use or display. While inspired by 14th-century armor, it is also compatible with early 15th century spaulders setups.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Note
| Finish | Polish |
|---|---|
| ID/Gauge | 16g |
| Size | Fit to all |
A: Spaulders cover only the shoulder, pauldrons extend down the upper arm. This item is a spauldron with a besague for armpit protection.
A: They are fully functional and suitable for events, LARP, stage use, and controlled combat, depending on event rules.
A: The round plate is called a besague. It protects the armpit area, which is a vulnerable point not covered by mail or shoulder plates.
A: They are made from mild steel,for durability, protection and reliable use.
A: No. The design allows natural shoulder movement while still protecting the joint and armpit area.
A: They are typically laced or tied to a gorget, arming doublet, or mail using leather straps or cords.
A: They are generally one-size-fits-most and adjustable through lacing, making them compatible with most medieval armor setups.
A: They usually arrive lightly oiled to prevent rust during shipping. The oil can be wiped off, and regular light oiling is needed for maintenance.
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