Description
Step into the legacy of the Crusades with this imposing Crusader Knight Pot Helm, a historically inspired replica of the iconic great helms worn by knights of the Holy Orders in the 12th and 13th centuries. Designed to echo the martial spirit of medieval Christendom, this helm combines faithful design, functional form, and authentic weight to capture the presence of a true knight of the Holy Wars.
Unlike simpler styles, this model features a riveted polished brass cross plate on the face—a striking detail found on high-ranking Crusader helms that served as both religious symbol and facial protection. The 16 gauge steel body is reinforced with rivets and framed with precision to deliver reliable strength and unmistakable period character.
A spacious inner cavity accommodates padded caps or coifs, making it comfortable to wear for extended sessions whether on display or in costume. The narrow horizontal eye slit provides just enough visibility, mimicking the practical combat limitations of its historical counterpart while adding an air of imposing realism. Carefully finished, it includes ventilation holes, a smooth steel shell, and traditional construction rivets throughout.
This helm weighs approximately 4.15 kg (9.1 lbs), offering the true heft expected from a historically accurate helmet—not a lightweight theatrical prop. When not in use, it can be stored safely in the included canvas drawstring bag, which helps protect the steel from dust and moisture.
MEASUREMENTS:
• Overall Height: 36.5 cm / 14.3 in
• Eye Slot Width: 15.5 cm / 6.1 in
• Eye Slot Height: 1.2 cm / 0.4 in
• Side to Side at Ear Level: 19.5 cm / 7.6 in
• Front to Back at Eye Level: 25 cm / 9.8 in
• Internal Head Circumference: 60–63 cm / 23.5–25 in
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Wipe dry after each use to prevent rust
• Apply a light coat of oil to steel surfaces
• Store in the provided canvas bag in a dry environment
• Avoid direct sunlight or moisture buildup
• Pair with a padded coif or arming cap for optimal comfort
IDEAL FOR:
• Historical display and educational exhibits
• Stage and screen productions
• Knights and Crusader portrayals
• Serious collectors of medieval armor
• Holy Order-themed events and festivals ⭐