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- Package length :37.0"
- Package width :5.0"
- Package height :25.0"
- Made in China
Description
Add something new to your Medieval decor collection by 36302 METAL ARMOUR HAND GLOVES. Armor hand gloves attract the visitors due to inviting decor appeal. Everyone likes to feel and use these.
Material: Metal
Outer Material: Metal
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Heavyweight
Apparel Fabric Stretch: No Stretch
Size: 13"L
Color: Green
Closure Type: Pull On
Garment Size Country: American Samoa
Brand Name: Benzara
UPC: 787699267395 192551273337 758647363025
Unit Count: 1 Pack
Global Trade Identification Number: 37, 25
Style Number: 36302
Age Range Description: Adult
Part Number: 36302
Warranty Description: No manufacturer warranty, no express or implied warranty.
Manufacturer: Deco 79
Item Weight: 1 Pounds
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To forewarn, this review is partially based on the price I paid for the gloves, which including shipping was about 40 bucks. I ordered these gloves along with chain-mail because I was tired of paying 50 bucks a year for a costume. I figured that the gloves and mail (together I spent about 160) will be pretty much my staple Halloween costume for eternity. So here is what I have to say about these gloves; Pros: The gloves themselves while being sturdy, are rather light feeling. To give you an idea of how they would feel, basically they are simple leather gloves with arc shaped plates overlapping on the joints. The plates are flexible, and the gloves are somewhat warm, but not causing your hands to sweat indoors. You can move your hands with relative ease, sometimes the plates catch, but overall the gloves didn't stop me from being able to do most things with my palms (you really can't use your fingers, but what are you expecting with plate gloves). The price is right. That was a big thing for me, alot of this stuff costs so much that its not worth buying them for 1 - 3 times a year, but at 40 bucks with shipping, I knew if they where as described then they would be one of the coolest things to have, and it is. The gloves are not thin tin crap that bends because you accidentally touched them wrong, they are strong enough that if you don't drunkenly test out if a sword can cut through them, they will last forever. The gloves fit, and I got big hands. I dunno my hand size, but I have larger than most people hands, and pretty long fingers. The point is, they fit really well, and you can probably make some tightening strap if you feel they might slip. Cons: The metal scratches, that kinda makes them less shiny... but a little more BA in my book. I guess its a preference thing, but you can polish out the scratches. The only complaint I can lodge is the gloves are this: When you close your fist, the knuckle guard overhangs by a good two inches. That's great if for some reason you have a sword swinging down on your hand, not so good when you are poking alot of people with it. Honestly I'm tempted to sand down the edges of the gloves so they pose less of a threat. Last thoughts, If you got the cash, don't cheap out and go for the chainmail gloves, spend the cash and get these gloves. You won't be disappointed. *Update* After having them for 6 months, my thoughts haven't changed. They are still worth every penny, when I don't use them, they are still awesome as an art piece. The only new problem I have with them, is that leather glove lining is slowly falling apart. Its not a big issue, I can get another set of gloves, punch the holes, and line the gloves myself (even custom fit them) but it might be an issue for some people. Again despite the leather part, I would recommend these for anyone. Not just for costumes or for renaissance buffs, I mean these should be mandatory for how cool they are in general. *Second Update* Been almost two years, the leather hasn't gone bad, and these are still METAL AS F***.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2012 by Cazamus
I bought these gloves to complete a Dr. Doom costume, and let me tell you, I made the right choice! They look fantastic because they are real metal gauntlets. Aesthetically, they were absolutely perfect. Wearing them was not unpleasant. They were loose enough to accommodate my hands but not so loose as to let them slide off. And they're fairly light, so they're easy to wear for a long period of time. They stayed on and in place all day long and were pretty comfortable considering, after all, the fact that they are metal gauntlets. They were a perfect complement to my costume, but they did have a few slight drawbacks. Namely, the quality of the leather. After a few hours in them, the seams began to split, leaving big holes between a few of the fingers. And I hope you are a person who likes to get your hands dirty, because these gloves will do it! When I finally took them off, my hands were gritty and black. Even after a wash. However, even with the leather looking like crud, the gloves still held strong and I was really the only one to notice the imperfections, because the metal is well made. Overall, I'm completely happy with my purchase. I got the gaunlets for their aesthetic value, and they were well worth every penny. (They were relatively cheap too!) My costume was a smash hit at NYCC 2012 and I will definitely recycle the gauntlets for future cosplay! I would definitely recommend this product. But only for costume purposes!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2012 by Grünetarisch
Its either that or I am not delusional about the cost of armor in a time when if your armor is poor & you die as a result of it the Smithy doesn't risk getting cut in half by your brothers! The chief complaints I saw in the reviews were no where to be found in my pair of gauntlets. The issue of being able to use them with a sword in your hand... No problem they were stiff but I was able to hold a real full tang long sword without issues right out of the box. Leather gloves riveted to stele maybe a good mink oil treatment will help avoid rust & make the leather supple & pliant enough to really get a good grip on your weapon of choice & once there broke in & sweet saturated maybe you could get a grip on your opponents weapon.. Also I had no loose missing or over lapped plates. As far as not for use in real sword fighting...well if I sold perfectly good straight razors I would put a disclaimer out that they were not to be used in a razor fight. As far as that goes they might not be up to S.C.A. standards for full contact sparring but I think they would provide adequate protection & are far less dangerous than sparring with rat tail tang swords sold as full tang swords. For the money I am very satisfied the Gauntlets fit me well are not rotten leather are well made & look great. As far as use for sparring that is the responsibility of the people relearning the lost arts of medieval combat, think safety first when training, keep it fun you & your sparring partner won't be doing each other any favors by injuring each other. As far as costume armor you can't go wrong with these well made attractive Gauntlets. p.s. you might want consider these a nice alternative if brass knuckles are illegal in your state, a well placed round house with these would pop the top half of a bad guys head off! Since writing this I found out a little bit about S.C.A. rules & I can tell you this when armor items have a disclaimer this does not mean it is inferior in any way for combat use! It may not fall under S.C.A. regulations because of sharp edges or lethal design. Keep it fun, keep it safe!!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2014 by Leo Hott