Recommendation for knees?

[Greylond]

I'm looking for a recommendation of styles / armorers for articulated knees. 3 lame? 5 lame? Archer's knees? Poleyns?

I'm shooting for a 14th century transitional harness, but am looking for something quick-and-dirty to get me on the field right now.

Thanks for the advice,

Greylond Winter

[Legolas]

Sent you an email.

[Duke Icefalcon]

We have 5 lame knees in stock. Check out the economy armor section of our site. Although the armor in this section is less expensive, they are still high quality. We make 3 lame knees as well, but the 5 lame works so much better...

www.icefalcon.com

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Duke Andreas Eisfalke -
Kingdom of the East

www.icefalcon.com

"Pain is just weakness leaving the body..."

[Aldwyn of Lancashire]

Graylond--
Try CLANG's site:

http://clang.adkinssoftware.com/leg%2001.htmlhttp://clang.adkinssoftware.com/leg%2001.html

Armour Mark Berry great to deal with and makes late 14th/early 15th C. stuff. I have his art. knees.

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Axemark

Vi et Virtute

[Aldwyn of Lancashire]

Graylond--
Let's try CLANG's opening page. The last link came up with nothing. Sorry.

http://clang.adkinssoftware.com/


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Axemark

Vi et Virtute

[Jehan de Pelham]

The three lame design, I am advised and observe, is more authentic for the 14th century. The five lame designs are more appropriate for 15th century plate armors.

I personally use a five lame design in my own armors because I am an armorer or middling ability who has not yet fully learned the art and skill of armoring and rely on my many lames to prevent gaps.

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Jehan de Pelham

Brotherhood of the Gauntlet
"Ultima Ratio Regem"
http://www.brotherhoodofthegauntlet.org/index.html

[Greylond]

Thanks, Jehan!