Basic Glossy Plastic Brassarts

Series “Onyx” products are distinguished by their striving for correct historical shapes, the ability to be adjusted to a person’s size, and the neatness of assembly.

The default price is for ABS plastic. Thickness 3 mm (optimal thickness for LARP games, MSF, Cinema, Theater, and Cosplay)
Optionally for an additional fee:
-ABS plastic. Thickness 4 mm (optimal thickness for role-playing games with duralumin and textolite)
-HDPE [high-density polyethylene]. Thickness 4 mm (optimal for HEMA)
-Painting (dark metallic + varnish)

– The glossy surface is perfectly suited for any further painting due to its smoothness and lack of distortion.
-The term Brassarts means anything located on or covering the arm from the shoulder joint to the elbow.
-The basic brassart model that everyone is used to, which covers only the outer part of the upper arm. Most often, this kind of protection is quite sufficient.
-It has leather fastenings in the upper part with 3 rows of holes for length adjustment.
-Separate plates covering this part of the arm appeared as early as the 10th-11th century as part of lamellar armor.
-As a separate armor part, it reappeared in splint-brigandine form in the late 13th – early 14th centuries.
-Plate brassarts appear at the end of the 14th century and are one of the parts of composite plate arm protection.
-Brassarts can be laced to the pauldron and couter, or be independently attached to the padded armor.