Gorget Armor for Sale
The Medieval bevor (bevors) is a component of medieval armor plate, the Gothic type, used as protection of the chin (neck and lower face) during the fighting.
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The Renaissance Gorget Neck Plate is made with 15 gauge steel. The thick steel is almost impenetrable by the most common steel blades. studs surround the outer edge of the folded steel plating. Adjustable leather straps support the armor front and back. The curved shape fits snugly around the upper chest and neck region securely. It's curved design allows the armor to flex and absorb impact from a strike.
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Made from 16 gauge steel this two piece set is meant for light sparing and training. Hand forged with immaculate detailing this high quality set comes complete with leather straps. You can wear it with a cuirass or just mail.
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This Collar Neck Gorget gives excellent defense to the neck and collar and is crafted from Mild steel. The plates which encompass the neck are articulated and will compress when pressed upon to ensure head movement is not hindered - these plates are thinner. The armor hinges open to allow it to be placed around the neck and an integrated pin and additional steel buckle with leather strap serve to secure it into position.
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Templar armor is sought after for its functional design. The steel is 18 gauge thick and folded double over. The forged, contoured shape deflects impact away from the armorer. Trim edges around the armor increase the strength of the unit. This Templar Gorget fits all size adults. Leather straps are adjustable, soft, and comfortable. The exterior of the steel is oiled to preserve the surface finish. Inside the gorget is finished black. Functional and protects the neck area.
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This is the 18 Gauge Steel Plate Armor Classic Gorget SCA LARP. A gorget is worn over the shoulders and provides protection of the neck and throat and part of the chest and back. This gorget has a pointed shape and is basic in finish with no rivets and neck piece and comes polished. This style of armor was intended to deflect blows from swords, spears, clubs and went into disuse as more powerful ranged weapons were introduced to the battle field.
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