Infantry Light Deal

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Infantry Light Deal

Epic Armoury's Infantry Light deal is a deal for those of you who wants an armor set ready to go, while also being able to have room for some customization. The Infantry Light Deal consists of Morion Helmet and Warrior Gambeson Long Sleeve. The set includes the necessary basics while leaving space for upgrading to metal armor in future. 

Epic Armoury's Morion is a steel helmet inspired by the 15th- to 16th-century Spanish conquistadors conquering the world for Gold, God and Glory. The Morion's brim is shaped to protect the head and face without obstructing vision, curved along the front and back. The skull-cap is reinforced with a long comb running from the forehead along the helmet’s apex. Riveted cheek guards are fitted to the helmet, adding additional protection to the face.

The bestselling Epic Armoury Gambeson Warrior is a padded long-sleeve coat covering the torso from neck, down over the hips on front and back. It can be worn on its own or serve as essential padding under mail or armor. The gambeson is donned like a jacket and closed on the front with five leather straps with brass buckles. The arms are easily detachable by untying its cotton cords on the shoulders and sleeves, each cord secured through long-lasting brass eyelets.

• Available in sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL and 4XL

History

• Plate armor became more popular as firearm technology became more prevalent during the 13th century
• Standardized armors were one of the most important factors for professional armies
• standardization of equipment become the norm during the 17th hundreds industrial revolution