Mild steel, blued, wisby style, finger gauntlets for sale. Cuffs are reinforced with 11 gauge steel and are covered with leather both sides . Metacarpals are made from 16 gauge steel and are padded with 2 layers of leather and good felt sewed inside. Finger elements are deeper and wider and they are riveted to a leather of 2 mm thickness. 156 rivets.
Size: available in different sizes
Delivery: 6 – 8 days, fast air parcel with tracking.
How do they stand up in combat? It doesn't appear that the fingers ground out on the rattan. I tend to get hit in the hand alot and am hoping to use gauntlets with swords as well. Also, is it possible to get them without the plates in the cuff?
UlrichMagnus wrote:How do they stand up in combat? It doesn't appear that the fingers ground out on the rattan. I tend to get hit in the hand alot and am hoping to use gauntlets with swords as well. Also, is it possible to get them without the plates in the cuff?
Ulrich
As I posted before, I have a set just like these and LOVE them. I use them when I fight great weapon and I taken shots in the hands and they're SOLID! I mounted street hockey gloves in them and I have complete protection in my hands!
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God those are insanely hot. If I am reading right this is a product you produce and not a one time auction? I REALLY want some, but its going to take me some time to save for them.
Aidan, is there anyway you could post or send me a pic of them with your street hockey gloves strapped in them? I'd love to see that, especially the underside.
What about just doing a bell cuff from leather with no plates? I have bazubands that cover my wrist and the plates from the cuff of my current gauntlets get caught on them. Thanks.
aidanhroarsson wrote:I have a set of these and love them! Anyone would be doing themselves a great favor by treating themselves to a pair!
How about a review with pics?
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Mine are fabulous. I've taken some good hits on them and while I wouldn't make a career out of it,they worked great. The splint cuff works surprisingly well. No issues with my light leather vambraces.
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Question: Are they heat blued, or chemically blued? Also, if you don't mind sharing, what temperature did you use to achieve the color? (Provided they are indeed heat blued) If you view this as a trade secret I understand. No harm in asking though.
If I was in the market for gaunts I would be seriously considering these.
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Question: Are they heat blued, or chemically blued? Also, if you don't mind sharing, what temperature did you use to achieve the color? (Provided they are heat indeed blued) If you view this as a trade secret I understand. No harm in asking though.
If I was in the market for gaunts I would be seriously considering these.
Hi,
I used quite strong chemicals and high temperature together. Process is difficult but I get nice and deep blue colour.
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