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⚔️ SLONIM HELMET – The Most Feared Great Helm of the 14th-Century Eastern Knights

Own the legendary Slonim Helmet – the brutal, flat-topped beast worn by Ruthenian, Polish, and Lithuanian warriors when they smashed Teutonic and Golden Horde lines in the 1360s–1380s. This is the EXACT replica of the original artifact discovered in Slonim (now displayed in the National Museum of Lithuania). When you put this on, you don’t just wear history – you become the nightmare of every Western crusader.

Why Fighters & Collectors Are Obsessed With This Helmet:

• Built to dominate the field This helm eats shots for breakfast.
• 14-gauge (2 mm) battle-proven thickness – available in mild steel OR everlasting 304 stainless steel (zero rust, ever).
• Full riveted mail aventail included – 9 mm round rings, dome-riveted for real strength, protects neck & shoulders without choking your movement.
• Unmatched visibility & breathing – huge oculars and perfectly placed breath holes keep you cool and aware while your opponent is blind and gasping inside a Western bucket.
• Authentic flat-top silhouette with that aggressive forward rake and reinforced cross faceplate – instantly recognizable, instantly terrifying.

Ready for War, Straight Out of the Box:

• Pre-installed padded arming cap + adjustable leather liner
• Genuine leather chin strap & spare rivets included
• Sizes: M (56–58 cm), L (59–61 cm), XL (62–64 cm) – we’ll custom-size it if needed
• Finish: hand-polished battle satin (mild steel) or mirror-polished glory (stainless)

This isn’t just another great helm. This is the helmet that made knights on the frozen fields of the Baltic whisper, “If he’s wearing the Slonim top… pray.”

Perfect 14th-century impressions: Kingdom of Poland, Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Golden Horde, or Teutonic Order’s worst enemy.

Limited forge runs – once they’re gone, they’re gone for months.

History of Slonim Helmets

The Slonim Helmet takes inspiration from medieval Eastern European designs, particularly from regions such as Belarus, Ukraine, and Poland. These helmets were widely used between the 12th and 15th centuries, offering head protection during battles and skirmishes. Their robust construction and functional design made them a staple among foot soldiers and cavalry.

Named after the historic city of Slonim, a cultural hub during medieval times, these helmets reflect the blending of Slavic and Western European armory styles. They were often crafted by local blacksmiths using thick steel to withstand strikes from swords, axes, and arrows. Today, Slonim Helmets are cherished for their historical significance and their role in preserving the craftsmanship of medieval armorers.