thorsberg hose fenris dark gray

thorsberg hose fenris dark grayThe Thorsberg trousers are based on the 3rd4th century original excavated at Thorsberg. Trousers of this type were worn across North Europe from the 2nd century BC until the 10th century AD. The style was even worn until the 16th century in some regions, such as Ireland. These comfortable trousers permit optimal freedom of movement. Whilst extra warmth is desired, the bottoms may be wrapped with leg wrappings. The trousers are crafted from a wool mix.

and the rapier is supplied complete with a leather scabbard

It falls between a single-handed and a two-handed sword in size

The inside is lined with suede leather for extra comfort

this head band has been designed with lining on the cheeks

Axes like this were used both in warfare and as tools

the close helmet evolved from the armet and later versions of the sallet

6 cm in length with a blade of 84

with a pronounced lower extension

whilst also lending itself particularly well to use as a pirate shirt

with a hardness of 50–55 HRC

It was worn principally by the auxiliae of Persian heritage

was later wrapped around the neck