Medieval Epic Roman Armor Lorica Segmentata Brass
- This Lorica Segmentata is made of 18-gauge steel. The armor's design enables freedom of movement. Fits chest sizes 42–46 inches. .Elegance style durability and simplicity are some of the distinguishing features of our products.Our products present a perfect amalgamation of contemporary and classic designs and our range has something to offer for all occasions and lifestyles. The segmentata front & back, shoulder guards. Brass hinges, brass rivets, brass fittings.
- The strips were arranged horizontally on the body, overlapping downwards, and they surrounded the torso in two halves, being fastened at the front and back.The upper body and shoulders were protected by additional strips ('shoulder guards') and breast- and back plates.The form of the armour allowed it to be stored very compactly, since it was possible to separate it into four sections.
- The Lorica Segmentata is a type of segmented armor exclusively used during the Roman Empire. This armor consists of broad steel plates, fastened to thick leather straps, which are arranged horizontally on the body, overlapping downwards. The upper body and shoulders are protected by additional shoulder guards. The shoulder guard (Pauldron) is well decorated with polished brass hinges and rivets.
- Roman armor is fantastic because it was incredibly well documented. The Lorica offered excellent protection as well as flexibility with its overlapping plate design. The steel Lorica Segmentata is the classic armor that is typically pictured whenever the common person pictures a Roman soldier. It is suitable for reenactments, cosplays, high-end costumes or collection, Also acts as a perfect gift for men & boys.
- It is quite flexible and allows plenty of freedom of movement. Our closely copied Lorica Segmentata can be worn to a costume party but is also solid enough for combat re-enactments. They are being widely used in movies as well. This historical piece is a must for any armor collector or enthusiasts. The lorica segmentata (segmented cuirass) is a type of personal armor used by soldiers of the roman empire, consisting of metal strips, fastened to internal leather straps.