full leg armour Bokkens en iaito's capable of piercing armor where

capable of piercing armor where a sword would fail

5 cm thick and has a mace head of 7 cm

3 cm long with a blade of 24

Full chainmail chausses were presumably already in use at the beginning of the 9th century and spread via the Danube or Italy

this almost unbreakable weapon permits the parrying of swords

full leg armour Bokkens en iaito's capable of piercing armor whereThe leg armour has been crafted after several originals. Leg armour of this type was employed throughout Europe between the 2nd half of the 15th and the 1st half of the 17th century. The leg armour consists of several parts and has a steel thickness of 1. 6 mm. The upper side is furnished with leather pieces so it may be worn connected to a belt, without any other armour parts. The leg armour is fitted with straps as well for fastening them to the