Arm Harness “Errant Squire”
Basic XV stainless steel arm harness
Errant Squire Arm Harness
A brilliantly basic XV century stainless steel arm harness
The Errant Squire is a man of his word. He may dream of being an adventurous knight and of going on grand adventures, but he’s also reliable, intelligent and trustworthy. Hard working, he started at the bottom and worked his way to where he is now. While he’s often caught daydreaming, and imagining the kind of valiant future he’s creating for himself, he is always found by his knight’s side, waiting to jump to attention and complete any tasks necessary.
This set is made from basic pieces of armor with solid construction, and is intended to stand the test of time. We imagine The Errant Squire Collection to be the type of set that a knight will one day pass down to their own squire after it's been well used. Crafted from 16ga (1.5mm) stainless steel with 18ga (1mm) articulated plates, this arm harness will hold up in combat and protect you well. Stainless steel is an excellent choice because it is much easier to take care of than mild steel – a simple wipe down with a dry cloth after practice will be sufficient to prevent deep rust and keep it lustrous. Though this set is basic, we still construct it with the same care and attention to detail as our fancier sets. This means we’ve used sturdy leather straps, solid brass rivets and cast brass historical buckles to ensure the best possible construction.
The bracer, articulated elbow and rerebrace are all riveted together, giving this harness an excellent, uniform feel. The slightly thinner overlapping plates ensure the articulation is smooth and flawless. An enclosed bracer custom made to your wrist size means that you’ll be completely protected no matter how you swing your sword. We’ve also improved on the flexibility of this harness but adding sliding rivets to the top of the bracer section, giving you an amazing range of movement with your wrist. We’ve improved this harness from previous models by adding reinforcement around the hinges, making them much less likely to cave in and adding durability. There rerebrace is designed to fit flawlessly under our matching Errant Squire Pauldrons, which completes the arm protection and is sold separately.
While this arm harness is great for a beginner, if you’re looking for something a little bit fancier you may want to look to “The Paladin Collection”. It has the same XV century style and features as The Errant Squire, but also includes ornate etching and details.
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Please contact us if you have any additional questions.
Important note about measurements: please take into account that we need your measurements in gambeson, choses or other under-armour gear you are planning to use with this armor. The only exception is when you are ordering both armour and padding from our company — in this case you can send us your body measurements.
Safety disclaimer: Sword-fighting and fencing is a dangerous sport. Fencing, historical fencing, medieval reenactment and martial arts as well as other related types of activity, are inherently connected to a certain risk level of injuries or death. The Company declines all responsibility for any traumas or harm done to oneself or to the third person, along with any material or consequential damage, impaired during the products usage. We admonish that all acts with armour, weapons or their components have to be performed before designated person who is responsible for safety of the particular event and accredited to supervise armour and sport weapon conformance to the event’s standards.
- 16ga stainless steel (1.5mm);
- 18ga stainless steel (1mm) on articulated plates;
- Leather straps;
- Cast brass buckles;
- Solid brass rivets.
- Rust resistant stainless steel is easy to take care of;
- Historically inspired;
- Suitable for XV century;
- Solid rivet construction;
- Flexible sliding rivets;
- Articulated elbow;
This item is part of the “Paladin” collection View collection
I love my Errant Squire arm harness, it goes well with my 1370-ish English Man-at-Arms in norther Italy look, and having fought in them a few times now, they are comfortable with great mobility, and everyone one commented on how shiny and nice they look! :-)
In terms of, basically ALL the "errant squire" armor pieces, like this one, is it possible to, instead of brass rivets, have the classic stainless steel rivets? This would be in case I bought the "SCA finger gauntlets" that do NOT have brass rivets. So in conclusion, is it possible to replace the brass rivets with the silver stainless steel ones?
Hello, we do not have stainless steel rivets but we can make it with mild steel rivets. Kindly note that mild steel gets rusted fast.