Key Features

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  Historically inspired Hounskull Visor Bascinet, late 14th-century European design

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  Available in 14, 16, 18 and 20-gauge mild steel

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  Also offered in 18-gauge stainless steel for improved corrosion resistance

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  Choice of Dull Finish or Mirror Finish

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  Iconic pointed “hound’s snout” visor for great protection and airflow

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  Fully functional visor with hinge construction

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  Foam-padded interior for added comfort during long wear

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  Leather chin strap with a strong steel buckle

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  Ideal for LARP, SCA, HEMA training (light), medieval markets, reenactments, cosplay, theatre and film

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  Crafted by Armor Arena with high quality and lowest price guaranteed

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  Suitable for display, costume building and practical reenactment use

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General Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Q: What historical period does this helmet belong to?
A: This bascinet represents the late 14th-century Hounskull style, commonly used during the Hundred Years’ War.

Q: What steel thickness options are available?
A: 14, 16, 18 and 20-gauge mild steel, as well as 18-gauge stainless steel.

Q: Is this helmet suitable for SCA combat?
A: Yes, the heavier gauges (14 or 16 gauge) are recommended for SCA and other full-contact formats. Check your local SCA marshal rules for exact requirements.

Q: Does the visor open?
A: Yes, the hounskull visor is fully hinged and can be raised for visibility and ventilation.

Q: What finish should I choose?
A: The Dull Finish offers an authentic medieval battlefield look, while the Mirror Finish provides a polished, decorative appearance.

Q: Is it comfortable for long events?
A: Yes, it includes foam padding and a secure leather chin strap for a stable and comfortable fit.

Q: Who is this helmet recommended for?
A: LARP players, SCA members, medieval reenactors, HEMA enthusiasts (light use), cosplay artists, film crews, theatre productions and collectors.