Harness arms 1350

[@lordhermis8718]

It's nice of you to order something so your cat can have a cardboard box to sit in. Very considerate, great video as always Ola.

[@level98bearhuntingarmor]

Beautiful armor and a cute cat

[@NouchkadeVries]

I just love how the cat immediately claimed the box after you unpacked it --> 1:34 hahaha

[@jonsnow1342]

Lol the cat's like, "Get those stuff out of my box!" xD

[@highwindsclarke2685]

Is this gentleman the one that appears in the very beautiful video dressing up in 14th century armour?

[@lordhermis8718]

It is

[@feudalfrits9559]

I see a new Ola Onsrud video, I immediately press like

[@duncanlemp692]

The Passion you have for your craftmanship is very inspiring! Keep it up, Sir!

[@cbrusharmy]

Love the update

[@IrishMedievalHistory]

I love your work!! please keep it up.

[@geforcegtx10606gb]

Love the look of those rondel couters

[@umartdagnir]

I love the nature interludes.

[@Jim-ed3ej]

Awesome as always!

[@starwarsweexplain6380]

Kul video. Tommel opp!

[@charbydis9942]

You are awesome, Ola Onsrud. Hope to see more of your content!

[@Histor-recon-h5x]

Good video footage. I was wondering if you could recommend some good material on the armor of knights and sergeants for the years 1330-1340. I'm recruiting a sergeant for Count Orlandeby's militia for Germany.

[@chivalricmedia]

Loved this video - the algorithm does work from time to time lol. That is one incredible harness sir!

[@fingolfin4421]

🎉🎉🎉

[@chubakka3000]

great video, love to see you are still going

[@valentinarnaud2204]

Beautiful ! Thanks for the video !

[@aaronjacobamadorsalazar1934]

The return of the king

[@danielm.4500]

What a beautiful armor

[@cadian122]

That looks fucking DOPE!!!

[@user-kt4cg2fn7l]

I see the cat was in the market for a new box.

[@Lauv]

The cat just waiting to get into the box hahahaha Veldig bra video!

[@TheElitekruemel]

Hey! Great Video as always! Would it be possible for you to make a Tutorial on how to make the arming jacket? You showed just a little bit and I know its a great amount of work to make such a tutorial, but I really like your approach to it and it looked nice!

[@darkmattergamesofficial]

Really cool

[@laurioho2041]

the cat wants armor too

[@sh36]

I didn't realize you don't suspend your cuisses off of your arming jacket till this video. How do you attach your cuisses?

[@seashore766]

bro doesn't know it yet but he is living most Working americans dream life

[@samuelpatton5148]

I want to see a video on that outfit at the end

[@KieselSteinchen46]

only 37kg with (i assuming) just the bascinet on is actually pretty light with all that mail. my (sport optimised) harness weighs in at 35kg without any mail or weapons so thats actually pretty cool. but a little question about the vembraces the arms are absolutely goregeous however arent they a tiny bit to long? i feel pretty inefficient movement wise when the arm harness is that close to my wrist. i do not know the exact measurements or the exact effegie this is based on (however effegies can also be a bit wrong in that regard) just my 2 cents as a fullcontact profighter.

[@sejembalm]

37 Kilograms = 81.57 Pounds. 40 Kilograms = 88 Pounds Pretty heavy. All that additional chainmail really adds up. I typically see 14th century repro plate harness around 65 lbs. The reinforced tournament harness typically weighs more, of course.

[@juanmiguelpalacioesteban5591]

Could you show how.is.dressed a full.chainmail suit, (hauberk+sleeves+gloves+full head and face+over chest adittional cover+long skirt till knees+mail trousers its weight, ...and perhaps with gambach/gambesson reinforced with mail under the armor (on mortal parts like neck, undershoulder, stomach, sexuals, and arm/legs joinings...and a couple pf movements for seeing how it works.

[@JensBoerner]

Hm. Based on what do you date those to mid 14th century? I mean, neither the gauntlets, nor the leg harness really is. It's more 1360-70s.

[@257nothing]

Hi, I have a question regarding the use of what looks like a Bishops mantel covering the breast plate at the beginning of the video. I have been searching for information on its use in the 14th century and everything is telling me that this would be used in the 15th and a Maile standard would be used in the 14th. Is this correct or could a Bishops mantel be used in the 14th century as well? Or are they essentially the same thing but different names?

[@emmanuelgarcia4451]

YAS MORE KNIGHT FACTS

[@hayeonkim7838]

🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍

[@Kcd_Fan_26278]

How much would the whole armor costs ?

[@d0m1n1k48]

Good Video, but Bundhaube under the hat is a reenactorism and should be omitted 😀