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Kiev Mask Helmet – 10th Century Rus Helmet / Slavic Warrior Helmet
\nThe Kiev Mask Helmet is based on archaeological finds from the 10th century Kievan Rus territories, where Slavic warriors and Varangian mercenaries wore reinforced helmets that protected their whole faces. The unique design of the mask was meant to protect the face in close combat while still letting air and light through. \n \nYou can get this reproduction in 14, 16, 18 and 20 gauge mild steel or 18 gauge stainless steel if you want armor that doesn't need much care. You can get an authentic battlefield look with a dull (satin) finish or a mirror polish for ceremonial and display use. \n \nThe helmets all have built-in foam padding, a leather chin strap and a steel buckle to keep them on. They're ready for LARP battles, SCA combat, medieval markets, historical reenactments, movies and plays or even cosplay costumes based on Viking or Slavic warriors. \n \nThe full faceguard and open eye-slits make it easy to see and protect yourself. It's good for both fighting and acting as a character, like a Slavic soldier, Rus prince, Byzantine guard or Viking druzhina warrior. \nThis helmet is a striking example of how historical armor can blend artistry, utility and cultural legacy. It's an ideal addition to any serious collector’s trove or for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the medieval world.
\n \nHistorically inspired 10th Century Kievan Rus / Slavic warrior helmet
\nAvailable in 14 / 16 / 18 / 20 gauge mild steel or 18 gauge stainless steel
\nChoose between dull (satin) finish or mirror polish
\nFoam padded interior with leather chin strap and steel buckle
\nFull faceguard protection with eye slits for visibility and airflow
\nSuitable for LARP, SCA combat, medieval reenactment, film & theatre
\nCan be used for Slavic, Viking, Varangian, or Byzantine character roles
\nIt is also known as:
\n \nKievan Rus Mask Helmet
\nEastern European Faceguard Helmet
\n10th Century Slavic Helmet with Face Protection
\nQ: Is this helmet suitable for SCA combat?
Yes, when ordered in 14 or 16 gauge mild steel, this helmet provides solid protection for SCA heavy combat. Always check local regulations.
Q: Can I wear it comfortably for long events?
Yes. The helmet comes with foam padding and a secure leather chin strap, making it comfortable for extended use.
Q: What finish is best for historical accuracy?
The dull/satin finish is closer to how original helmets would have appeared in battle. The mirror finish is ideal for display or ceremonial purposes.
Q: What characters can this helmet be used for?
It suits Slavic warriors, Kievan Rus fighters, Varangian guards, Viking mercenaries, and early Byzantine soldiers.