Articulated Poleyns

Articulated Poleyns

ID: 14304

From the late XIV to the first part of  the XV century, knee cap defenses consisted of a small, simple, forged plate fixed over the knee. It was not enough to protect the external part of the leg. Accordingly, full knee caps with wings (German: Muschell) were developed at some point  in the 1390s  and remained relatively unchanged until the XVII century.

This armor part is also well known as “genouillères” in French, “Kniebuckeln” in German or “ginocchietti” in Italian.

Compared to basic kneecaps, our Articulated Poleyns are incredibly functional – this model has upper and lower plates which will instill you with confidence in the safety of your knees during HMB or IMCF buhurt fights. The Articulated Poleyn kneecaps are equipped with leather straps and are available in a variety of metals and thicknesses.

Please note that measurements should be with padding/gambeson.

Price:
148 €
Total amount:
148 €
Specify its size:
Above Knee circumference
cm
Knee circumference
cm
Under Knee circumference
cm
Your size:
Knee circumference
40-44 cm
Knee circumference
44-48 cm
Knee circumference
48-53 cm
Knee circumference
53-58 cm
Availability: available

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1 review for Articulated Poleyns

  1. 5 out of 5

    (verified owner) – :

    Ils semblent gros, mais en réalité ils sont juste énorme !!! Hormis cet aspect visuel rien a redire, il protège parfaitement le haut et le bas du genou et de manière tellement suffisante qu'il pourrait être vos seules protection pour vos jambes ! Si vous n'avez pas le budget une protection de tibia ou de haut de cuisse cette élément est parfait !

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    ID: 14304
    148 €
    Articulated Poleyns

    From the late XIV to the first part of  the XV century, knee cap defenses consisted of a small, simple, forged plate fixed over the knee. It was not enough to protect the external part of the leg. Accordingly, full knee caps with wings (German: Muschell) were developed at some point  in the 1390s  and remained relatively