Bowie Training Package

GLOVES:

Like any martial art, the art of the sword brings with it a host of bumps and bruises. Made from the same high-quality leather and stitch construction as our Swordplay Gloves, these gloves have added, flexible foam along the back of the fingers, thumb, hand and wrist. We have chosen a foam that, while dense, is not as stiff as that found in other gloves and therefore should not restrict mobility where you need it. Our Padded Swordsman’s Glove is designed to help protect against light blows and controlled sparring with light weapons.

Also see our Swordplay Gloves, Swordplay Gloves, and  Rigid Plate HEMA Gloves

Size Chart

Note: The measurements below represent the width at the widest, ‘meatiest’ part of the of the hand, not including the thumb (see photo above). Double this measurement to get the circumference around the hand.

MASK:

• Our black fencing mask is perfect for daily practice and protection against light blows
• The high-strength shell, effective shock absorption, stable performance
• Robust and durable, modern technology and excellent workmanship
• Rivet design with super soft waterproof lining
• This mask is measured according to the circumference of the area, please refer to the size chart below before ordering
• Starting from underneath the chin, go up the side of the head, over one ear, over the top of the head, back down the other ear, and back to under the chin to make a complete circle.(Essentially you’re measuring the circumference of the part of your face that the mask will be encircling). Using a soft ruler or yarn to measure, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large.Size Chart – by head/face circumferance
• Starting from underneath the chin, go up the side of the head, over one ear, over the top of the head, back down the other ear, and back to under the chin to make a complete circle.(Essentially you’re measuring the circumference of the part of your face that the mask will be encircling). Using a soft ruler or yarn to measure, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large.Size Chart – by head/face circumferance
• Starting from underneath the chin, go up the side of the head, over one ear, over the top of the head, back down the other ear, and back to under the chin to make a complete circle.(Essentially you’re measuring the circumference of the part of your face that the mask will be encircling). Using a soft ruler or yarn to measure, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large.Size Chart – by head/face circumference
• Starting from underneath the chin, go up the side of the head, over one ear, over the top of the head, back down the other ear, and back to under the chin to make a complete circle.(Essentially you’re measuring the circumference of the part of your face that the mask will be encircling). Using a soft ruler or yarn to measure, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large.Size Chart – by head/face circumference
• Starting from underneath the chin, go up the side of the head, over one ear, over the top of the head, back down the other ear, and back to under the chin to make a complete circle.(Essentially you’re measuring the circumference of the part of your face that the mask will be encircling). Using a soft ruler or yarn to measure, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large.Size Chart – by head/face circumference

• How to measure for size:

  Starting from underneath the chin, go up the side of the head, over one ear, over the top of the head, back down the other ear, and back to under the chin to make a complete circle.(Essentially you’re measuring the circumference of the part of your face that the mask will be encircling). Using a soft ruler or yarn to measure, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large.

  Size Chart – by head/face circumference

  size         S      M     L   

  inches    23.5   26   28.5