Using Medieval And Roman Helmets For Costumes And Reenactments

Whether the common public knows it or not,protection and comfort when wearing it.
battle reenactments and stage plays with RomanFirst of all, Roman battle and soldier reenactments
soldier costumes are a pretty big niche market.are more popular in Europe than in the U.S.
To participate in any of these events, you'reHowever, Passion plays and costumes parties use
going to need a quality helmet that will do the jobRoman armor and weapons a lot. There are two
credibly. This article will discuss the different typesmain types of ancient Roman helmets that people
of helmets people use for reenactments andwill use for plays: the Roman centurion helmet and
what you should look for in a quality, wearablethe trooper helmet. The centurion helmet has a
helmet.Medieval helmets is a pretty broad term.red plume, either facing front to back or side to
This can encompass crusader helmets, sugar loafside, and the trooper helmet is the common
helmets, northern sallet helmets, and much more.soldier's helmet that would stand guard at the
However, the ones I mentioned are usually thefoot of the cross.
most popular for reenactments and costumes. IfIf you are going to be wearing these, it's probably
you are going into an SCA combat event, thena good idea to have a helmet that has leather
you'll probably need a helmet that has a foam linerstrings and ties to secure the cheek guard and
with leather, plus leather chin straps to secure themake the helmet for snug. Even better, it should
helmet even more. If the helmet does not comebe leather or foamed lined for comfort and
like this, then you'll want to purchase separatelytighter fit. If a helmet does not come like this,
the foam arming cap kit or just a plain cloththen you may need to purchase an extra arming
arming cap. This will give the wearer morecap and ask if the cheek guards are adjustable.