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Crusader Pot Helm – 12th Century Barrel Helm Reconstruction

Step into the age of the Crusades with this faithful reconstruction of a Crusader Pot Helm, also known as the Bucket Helm or Barrel Helm, dating from 1150–1200 AD. This iconic helmet design was worn by knights and soldiers throughout medieval Europe, offering exceptional facial and head protection on the battlefield.

Expertly handcrafted from 2mm steel, each piece combines historical authenticity with modern craftsmanship. The helm features oversized ventilation holes and large ocular openings for improved comfort, breathability, and visibility during reenactment or combat.

Specifications

• Historical Era: 12th century (Crusader Period)

• Steel Options: 16-gauge, 2mm, or 2mm+ for Eastern and Huscarl reenactment

• Interior: Full leather harness inlay with chin strap and buckle

• Design: Classic barrel-style helm with functional ventilation and eye slits

• Fit: Custom-made to your head circumference for maximum comfort and authenticity

To ensure the perfect fit, please provide your head circumference (average adult men’s sizes: 56–62cm). We’ll add extra space internally for padding and proper fitting.

Whether you’re a reenactor, collector, or medieval enthusiast, this battle-ready Crusader Pot Helm is a timeless piece of history, ready to take its place in your armory.

Customizations available – feel free to message us with any special requests or sizing details!