wisby gauntlets while they last

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Wow :shock: that was really fast, I went to look at the link and they were sold
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Hehe,

James B is perty quick ain't he :lol: Same thing here.
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Funny thing is I just recently decided to go all Wisby with my SCA stuff so I could make most of the armor myself; gauntlets are what I needed to buy. Trying to keep my SCA costs down since I am going to have a 15th c suit of armor made for jousting in.
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I thought cool, no posts yet...then I thought DAMNIT FLONZY!!! hehe :lol:
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I saw gauntlets similar to these on ebay before, anyone know how protective the thumb lame is?
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I have been corresponding with the man making these...he will be cranking out a few sets in the next few weeks, so do not despair...there will be more.

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Tristan Winter wrote:I saw gauntlets similar to these on ebay before, anyone know how protective the thumb lame is?


I recently made a pair with that pattern. Thumb coverage is good, wrist movement is excellent. I used 18 stainless so it was a lot more hassle.

T.Bob took one hell of a low price for that much work polishing! :shock: That part takes forever compared to the rest of the assembly.

Cheers!

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Mine should be here soon! I'll post a review when I get them.
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I like them allot!

These fit my large fat hands well; the fingers cover well without being intrusive. Wrist is a bit stiff but being leather they will break in, they cuff is large enough to allow movement anyway. Rivets are well set and flush, quite a feat considering the number of them. I have to say this is one spanking nice looking product. I will have to get some pictures of them with my HE arms after I get back from GA.
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