$49.99
Medieval leather bracers made from thick genuine leather with braided edges and antique brass buckles. For LARP, costume and stage use.
Leather Arm Bracers – Thick Genuine Leather Arm Guards
These Medieval leather bracers are crafted from thick, genuine leather of approx 3 – 3.2 mm, for excellent durability, rigidity and long-lasting shape retention. Made for protection and historically inspired look, they are well suited for medieval combat gear, LARP, Display and stage use.
Materials: Made from thick leather, these Leather bracers are rigid and sturdy and are comfortable for arm movement. The thickness of the leather helps absorb impacts and gives a reliable forearm protection. The edges are carefully finished and have a braided leather cord, for strength with a clean appearance
Secure & Adjustable Fit: Each bracer is fitted with two leather straps with antique brass buckles for a secure closure. Multiple adjustment holes in the straps help the leather arm bracers to be tightened or loosened to match different forearm sizes and shapes, ensuring a comfortable and personalized fit.
Durability & Use
These medieval bracers retain their shape even with regular use. Their construction makes them suitable for:
Notes
Each pair is crafted with hand for proper function and look, slight variations may be present.
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A: They are made from genuine leather with a thickness of approximately 3 – 3.2 mm.
A: They are thick and sturdy, made to retain their shape with comfortable arm movement.
A: Yes, this includes a matching pair of bracers for both forearms.
A: Yes, the leather straps have multiple holes and antique brass buckles for an adjustable fit.
A: Yes, the adjustable straps allow them to fit a wide range of forearm sizes.
A: Yes, the edges are neatly finished and have braided leather cord for durability.
A: Yes, they are suitable for LARP and stage performances.
Natural leather may soften and develop a patina with use, which is normal and gives a character.
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