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Your cart is empty. Dimensions : 10 inches in width 10 inches long and 14 inches tall.
Durability : Made from a sturdy 18-gauge steel and durable brass work for extra reinforcement, this highly durable Crusader helmet is sure to last for the long-haul.
Dependable : Lined with an interior leather cap with chin strap this decorative helmet is always ready and wearable and will fit most adult users comfortably.
Style : A true medieval helmet replica of its time with the cross-brass work to compliment and the flat top and barrel shape, makes this an authentic look at the middle age's history.
Usage : Ideal decoration helmet/collectible helmet with a range of uses like renaissance events, reenactments, LARP events historical societies and a costume for any holiday occasion.
Noah Alexander
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
It fits good, and has a leather top for adjusting. It looks better in person. It presses up against my nose, but I’m gonna wear a mask under it so it doesn’t really matter. Amazing and very happy with my poor financial choices!!!
Lars
Reviewed in Germany on February 22, 2025
Super Produkt kann ich nur empfehlen.
Andrea Colombo
Reviewed in Italy on February 10, 2025
Molto bello
Master Yuri
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
So this helmet is absolutely beautiful. Comes covered in oil to prevent rust with a bad smell, but looks very nice. I know some people have complained about the inside headrest coming apart, but mine looked fine as you can see from the picture. However, it did not fit my nose, and was smashing the tip of nose due to limited size. I definitely do not have a small nose, but it's not huge either. I have put measurements of the helmet in the pictures, so make sure you do the math about your own head circumstances including nose proportions to prevent having to return this. Otherwise, it would have made a beautiful piece.
Fernando
Reviewed in Mexico on October 23, 2024
Excelente calidad del casco, me gusto mucho
Shad Stevenson
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
It's made very well, it comes oily as it should, clean it before use. I stuffed foam in the top and glued in a piece to keep it off my chin. It is not comfortable and I did not expect it to be, but I did wear it for about 2 hours straight with no complaints. Looks amazing, and when it's not worn, it will be added to my movie room decor.
ANTONIO PARRA
Reviewed in Spain on November 18, 2022
El producto es de buena calidad, de acuerdo a lo anunciado, y ha llegado muy rapido. El vendedor a cumplido muy bien y para mí es totalmente recomendable.
ぺぺ
Reviewed in Japan on March 16, 2018
海外製品なのである程度のキズや凹み、商品イメージと違うのは覚悟して頼みましたが、実際に届いた商品を見て唖然としました。傷や凹みは想像してたよりはなかったのですがここからが問題で商品イメージと届いた商品が全く違うのです。修復しようにも修復しようのない酷さでした。あまりに酷いので返品させてもらいました(返金が早かっただけが好印象です)この商品を買うくらいなら海外のサイトで個人輸入された方が良いと思います。
Stray Genius
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2016
This sturdy and good looking helmet is rather large but as such allows for ample padding which can provide superior protection for LARP and such s(sword & shield martial arts, etc.). If clean and treat the exterial with polyurethane spray paint it will alleviate the need to oil the helmet to keep it from degrading. Note however some of the shine will be lost due to the polyurethane coating (which to me is an improvement as the helmet comes looking like a shiny chrome hood ornament for a show car instead of something that might have been made in the medieval times). Note that like many helmets it comes with no liner. For me this is another plus (similar to the head room) as lining a helmet can be fairly easy and inexpensive. I use a combination of close cell foam, soft foam, and a replacement liner for a bicycle helmet as materials. The crown of the helmet is lined first with a small oval of closed cell foam located at the center top inside of the helm (affixed with craft glue or adhesive calk - the latter takes longer to dry - a day perhaps - but can be used in quantity enough to insure a better bond) followed by the inside of the helm being lined (circled) with strips of closed cell foam. The fit must be just a bit loose and must be checking and adjusted as necessary during lining, resorting to soft foam in instances where the fit of the helmet is tight. Lastly the helmet liner is cut to match the helmet area and glued in. I recommend filling the helmet tightly with stuffing (perhaps crumpled newspaper) - ample enough to provide pressure to hold the liner against the helm during the adhesive setting period. Here are two pics of finished (lined) helmets - a Roman trooper helmet and a crusader helmet.
tb
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2016
I had previously bought a helm with 27" circumference around the forehead, and it was too tight to wear with a heavy arming cap (or even a wool cap). I spent hours looking at over a hundred helms, but had trouble finding a non-custom helm with 28"+ circumference, until I found this one. I can use a heavy arming cap, plus a mail coif on top of that, and the helm still slides on with a good fit (not putting pressure on my head). So it's a wonderful find. I did find, like others, that it tips forward an inch or so, and I need a bit of padding in the top/front if I want the eye slots to rest at eye level. Without any padding, it naturally tilts down, meaning I can still see through the eye slots (and can see the ground better) but cannot see looking straight out horizontally. The other issue, which I wouldn't call an issue, is the front of the helm touches my nose sometimes. If someone pushed on the front of the helm, it would push on your nose, without padding in the right spots. It's also difficult to see the ground where you are walking (you'll end up looking through the breathing holes), due to this type of helmet design. But the advantage is that it offers better protection of your mouth, jaw, and neck. One other observation is that the brass is very thin (you can push it in very easy), but it's not obvious unless you push on it :) Overall I love this helm and think it's a great price, and a good find. No regrets about being it at all. I would like to buy a second viking helm to have something more open, with better visibility. Both styles have their advantages and disadvantages. Note this helm is 18 gauge metal, so it's too light for SCA combat, although I don't plan to use it for that (14 guage or 16 gauge would be better). The helm is still quite heavy despite being made from thinner metal due to it's large size. If it had been made from 14 guage, it would way 10-12 pounds!
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