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Churburg Gauntlets

5.00 · 2 reviews

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Weight
4 lb 8 oz
Brand
GDFB

Overview

Churburg Gauntlets

These gauntlets are reproduced from the #13 Churburg harness and, in addition to being completely functional, they are highly detailed and embellished in brass. Crafted in 16 ga. plate, they are fitted with a sewn-in leather glove and are ready to wear. Sold as a pair.

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Brand
GDFB
Weight
4 lb 8 oz
Type
Finger Gauntlets
Material
Mild Steel
Gauge
14 Gauge

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  1. william w.

    A great buy very finely made. the glove is comfortable and the metal moves very easily with the hand. the brass has something written in latin along the knuckle guards . not too sure what it says but man its epic looking. I use these for sparring , larp , fairs ect . love them. the only flaw I can find is that the stitching along some of the leather ( that attaches the plate to the glove ) came loose. a simple fix for anyone who can sew. I’m very happy with my purchase .

  2. Caleb R.

    A Steal, Honestly Durable, strong, stylish and quality. Compared to all the other gauntlets I’ve seen, these are the best you can get for this price. It is fully articulated, and comes with a very nice set of leather gloves sewn in. The finger plates each continue in underneath the knuckles, maximizing protection, and rang of motion in each finger. They are beautiful, and demand respect at the same time. You won’t mistake these for poor quality, crappy “gauntlets”, one look at these in person, and you’ll think twice before provoking a backhanded slap from anyone wearing these. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase, and will continue to use these until either they, or I am worn to the point of uselessness. I suspect the latter.

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