Price range: $224.99 through $239.99
Material: Handcrafted from 16 or 18 gauge mild steel for strength and durability
Finish: Distressed, antique-style surface with subtle hammer marks for a battle-worn look
Liner: suspension liner, section-stitched for comfort and secure fit
Protection: Hinged cheek plates + segmented “lobster-tail” neck guard for flexible coverage
Visor: Distinctive segmented face defense with ventilation and visibility
Straps: Adjustable genuine leather chin strap with buckle closure
Weight: Approx. 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
Fit: Comfortably fits head circumferences 58–61 cm (22.5–24 in)
Ready to Wear: Comes fully assembled with liner installed
Step into the age of pikemen and cavalry charges with this authentic Lobster-Tailed Pot Helmet, modeled after the 17th-century “zischägge” cavalry helmet. Worn by soldiers across Europe during the Thirty Years’ War and similar conflicts, this helmet combined style, protection, and practicality.
Its segmented lobster-tail neck guard shields the back of the neck while still allowing freedom of movement, while hinged cheek plates secure the sides of the face without restricting breath or vision. The rugged antique-distressed finish—complete with light hammer marks—adds to the historical realism, making it look like armor straight from the battlefield.
Inside, a liner provides superior comfort, even during long hours of wear. The adjustable leather chin strap ensures a snug and secure fit, whether used in stage performance, LARP, or as a display piece.
This helmet is as display-worthy as it is functional, offering the perfect balance of historical accuracy, comfort, and durability.
Measurements:
Weight: ~2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
Fit: 58–61 cm head circumference (22.5–24 in)
Care Instructions:
Wipe dry after use to remove moisture
Lightly oil steel to prevent rust; store in a dry place
Brush away dirt gently; avoid abrasive cleaners on liner
Ideal For:
Historical lovers & enthusiasts
LARP, SCA, and medieval/fantasy events
Museums & educators for display purposes
Collectors of authentic reproduction helmets
Film & stage productions needing accurate props
Step into the age of pikemen and cavalry charges with this authentic Lobster-Tailed Pot Helmet, modeled after the 17th-century “zischägge” cavalry helmet. Worn by soldiers across Europe during the Thirty Years’ War and similar conflicts, this helmet combined style, protection, and practicality.
Its segmented lobster-tail neck guard shields the back of the neck while still allowing freedom of movement, while hinged cheek plates secure the sides of the face without restricting breath or vision. The rugged antique-distressed finish—complete with light hammer marks—adds to the historical realism, making it look like armor straight from the battlefield.
Inside, a liner provides superior comfort, even during long hours of wear. The adjustable leather chin strap ensures a snug and secure fit, whether used in stage performance, LARP, or as a display piece.
This helmet is as display-worthy as it is functional, offering the perfect balance of historical accuracy, comfort, and durability.
Measurements:
Weight: ~2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
Fit: 58–61 cm head circumference (22.5–24 in)
Care Instructions:
Wipe dry after use to remove moisture
Lightly oil steel to prevent rust; store in a dry place
Brush away dirt gently; avoid abrasive cleaners on liner
Ideal For:
Historical lovers & enthusiasts
LARP, SCA, and medieval/fantasy events
Museums & educators for display purposes
Collectors of authentic reproduction helmets
Film & stage productions needing accurate props
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