The deluxe knight helmet for children is a silver-coloured knight helmet for children with a movable visor full of vertical eye slits. Put it on your child over a tunic with a coat of arms or a grey shirt reminiscent of chainmail, and they will instantly look like a little knight during carnival or at a children's party. The visor flips up for talking or having a drink and lowers again to cover the face, so choose this helmet if your child wants to switch between being recognisable and mysterious.
What is this knight helmet made of and how does the visor work?
The knight helmet is made of 100% polypropylene and has a visor that can be moved up and down.
- The material is 100% polypropylene.
- The visor is movable and has a row of vertical eye slits.
- On both sides, the visor is attached to a round hinge point with a cross in it.
- The helmet has a silver-coloured, brushed finish with dark stripes, giving it a worn appearance.
- Along the lower edge is a row of small bumps, and cheek guards run down the sides.
- The helmet is designed for children and is from the Boland brand.
How to recognise a medieval knight helmet
A medieval knight helmet protected not only the head, but often also the wearer's face. Through the narrow slits in the visor, a knight could see and breathe, and after the battle, the visor was raised. Rivets were often along the edges, and the row of bumps on this helmet is reminiscent of that. A cross is also a well-known knightly symbol that can also be seen on shields and tunics.
A complete knight outfit to go with the helmet
A complete knight outfit starts with a tunic or vest with a coat of arms, worn over dark trousers. A grey or silver-coloured cape matches the helmet nicely in colour. Give your child a toy sword and shield as well, and the knight game can really begin. This item includes only the helmet; you assemble the rest of the costume yourself.
Order the knight helmet for your child and the knight battle at the children's party or during carnival can begin.