WMA swordplay tinted hardened pauldrons

Striking golden or black shoulder protection for fencing

Alright, gather around, folks and gals. Let me tell you about the new thing in the Modern swordsmanship line at ArmStreet – the brassed or blackened spring steel pauldrons! So, fencers, knights and warriors everywhere are longing for gear that's functional and light as a feather, perfect for SCA heavy, rebated steel fencing, and HEMA harnischfechten.

Our talented blacksmiths crafted hardened spring steel pauldrons with such finesse – flawless shapes and smooth surfaces. And guess what? They look fantastic with that brassed or blackened finish. Now, amidst all the fancy armor kits, simplicity became the name of the game. Knights and champions want essential armor to protect their joints without fuss. These pauldrons come to the rescue, teaming up with knee and elbow cops for the ultimate swordplay crew. We had our fellow sword-fighters give those a try, and they gave them a big thumbs up! I'm talking supreme comfort and feeling as light as a cloud on your shoulders. Once you put them on, they become a part of you, secure as anything with those four pairs of attachment holes to lace them up, so you can focus on being the knight in shining armor.

Whether you're all about steel or plastic gear, these pauldrons fit right in, offering top-notch protection and performance. So get ready to level up your swordplay game with these striking brassed or blackened spring steel pauldrons! It's time to shine on the battlefield, my friends!

To check how to measure yourself please click here.

Please contact us if you have any additional questions. A 1.5 mm spring steel version is available upon request.

Medieval Martial Arts are, by their very nature, dangerous and ArmStreet is not responsible for any injuries sustained by persons wearing their armour during the course of such activities. We cannot stress enough the importance of proper training, armour, weapons and knowledgeable supervision during these activities. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the wearer and their opponent for the safety of the participants.