Description
Travel back to medieval times with the Teutonic Steel Sallet Helmet, modeled after the protective headgear worn by European knights in the 15th century. The sallet was prized for its smooth, rounded contours and a hinged visor that could be lifted, offering both protection and improved sight when needed. This style was favored by the Teutonic knights and many other warriors across Europe, valued for shielding the head while allowing reasonable vision and ventilation during battle.
Crafted from 18 gauge mild steel, this helmet provides a sturdy defense against blows, much like the originals forged in the smithies of old. The rounded shape helps to deflect strikes, while the hinged faceplate can be raised or lowered depending on the wearer’s needs. Inside, a real buff leather liner cushions the head, absorbing shock and making it more comfortable to wear during long campaigns or tournaments. A solid brass buckle secures the helmet firmly in place, ensuring it stays fastened amid the chaos of combat.
This helmet not only serves as reliable protection but also carries the weight of history, echoing the craftsmanship and martial spirit of the Teutonic knights.
Specifications
Size: Inner Circumference 68 cm
Features
Material: 18 Gauge Mild Steel. Includes real buff leather liner and genuine brass buckle.
Design: Smooth, rounded shape with a hinged faceplate.
Use: Provides head and face protection.
Fun fact: The German sallet often featured a long tail at the back, called a “tailpiece,” which protected the neck from sword strikes while allowing freedom of movement,a clever balance of defense and mobility forged by medieval smiths.
