Usually archers try to stay as far away from combat as possible. But as countless scenarios in games, film, and fiction have shown, that is not always do-able. So from time to time, archers must don armor to keep themselves safe. When you face that moment, you can turn to Medieval Archery to provide you with the leather, mail, and plate armor you need to stay safe in combat while still utilizing your bow to its fullest. Historically, leather and chainmail were two of the common choices for archers, as they could be worn without hampering movement, allowing the archer to still fire their bow. In that respect, we offer leather brigandines and leather cuirasses, as well as high quality mail shirts and chainmail hauberks to wear for personal protection. We also offer leather bracers, pauldrons, and gauntlets to enhance your protective style beyond what some traditional core protection provides. And for the archer who really wants to be safe, we also have steel breastplates, gauntlets, and even a few helmets that will work well when it comes to providing you with the utmost protection possible. Whether you are aiming for non-fiction or fantasy, Medieval Archery has all the archer armour that you will need to keep yourself safe and sound on the field of battle.
The Robert Greaves feature a unique construction. Thick suede strips have been woven together to make up the body of each greave, secured in place with a multitude of metal rivets. The suede construction lends a comfortable feel.
The Robert Bracers offer a unique take on leather armour. Thick strips of suede are woven together in a square pattern to make up the body of these bracers, secured in place with metal rivets, making them both comfortable and fierce.
For young warriors who prefer sturdy protection lighter than plate armour, the Lucas Brigandine is the perfect thing to wear. This leather torso armour is made of canvas and polyester with riveted leather plates covering the piece.
For LARP greaves of the most versatile style, check out the classic and sturdy Borg Greaves. Made out of high-quality leather, these pieces are secured to the lower leg with a sturdy cord laced through eyelets on the back.
The Borg Bracers are an essential staple in any LARP or medieval reenactment wardrobe. Made of high-quality leather, these bracers are sturdy and versatile, as their classic design allows them to match almost any outfit.
Lend your strength to the kingdom and answer the call to battle. Showcase your fighting skills on the LARP battlefield with the Ragur Leather Armour. It protects the torso and upper thighs while supporting freedom of movement.
The Robert Brigandine is a great option for those who prefer to wear lighter armour for historical reenactment. This armour vest is made up of thick suede straps woven together, and metal rivets secure these straps at every crossing.
Both on and off the LARP battlefield, the extra defense and authenticity the Joshua Brigandine lends to your roleplay character is quite impressive. This body armor is modeled after the plated coats worn throughout the Middle Ages.
Featuring a grid of leather strips throughout, fastened with rivets and adorned with steel rings, the Berengar Ring Armour Jacket is something to behold. This intense piece of LARP armour is great for a variety of fierce looks.
Leather is the armor of choice for assassins and rogues for a reason. Not only can it help to ward off blows, but it is light and flexible. Those qualities are well preserved in this Behan Leather Breastplate, as is a roguish style.
Years before the Crusades, Jean Beaudoin was working to provide free passage to the Holy Land for Christians. This Baudouin Leather Breastplate is named after that benefactor and echoes a look that befits any early era Crusader.
These Knights Battle Bracers are made of soft, chrome-tanned leather and have a suede backing so they are very comfortable to wear. They feature antique brass rivets and grommets, with lace up closure.
