Spring steel chain body, ID 8 mm, untreated with leather ULF-BTW-AV

Suitable for exhibition combat -

A helmet font is a chain mail that was attached to a helmet in the Middle Ages as additional protection for the neck and shoulders. The preferred types of helmets were the nasal helmet, but most notably the late medieval basin bonnet and its variant the doggugel.

This chain box from Ulfberth has an authentic serrated braided edge and a sewn-in strip of thick cowhide. The customer must insert the mounting holes of the helmet into these leather strips. For attaching helmets such as B. Hundsgugeln or Bascinet.

The chain mesh by the way:
This unriveted chain ring braid is made of high-quality spring steel. Due to its good price-performance ratio, it is ideal for beginners who still value good protection and solid quality. The braiding is 4 in 1.
We call this type of braiding BTW (English = B utted T ensile W IRE).

The rings are untreated so they may rust, but they give the braid an authentic look.

Details:
- Non-riveted round rings made of spring steel
- Full shoulder padding
- Serrated edge -
Inner diameter: approx. 8 mm
- Ring thickness: approx.1.6mm
- Finish: untreated (lightly oiled)
- Length of the leather piece: approx. 55 cm
- Weight: approximately 3.4 kg