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Andre Sinou
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 Posted: Tue 10 Nov, 2009 5:56 am Post subject: New Brigandine Pre order Sale!!! |
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Our newest product is a brigandine torso protection that is made of heavy duty cotton quilting with 18 gauge stainess (of course) plates sandwiched in between. This brig shirt comes fully strapped and ready to wear.
The final product is comfortable, protective and looks great. The best part of it all is that it will be affordable to most. This is a great starting armor as it is easy to wear and will last a long time. Our price on this item will be only $350.
BUT- If you participate in the pre order sale, we will discount this further to only $200 each!!! This is to ensure that this product gets out there and is well known to our clients. Mention this ad when ordering. These are only available in black and in size large- XL.
http://store.fastcommerce.com/icefalcon/brida...fe4-p.html
"Pain is just weakness leaving the body"
www.icefalcon.com
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Bryce Felperin
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A couple of questions...
Do you make it in standard sizes or custom to the person who orders based upon measurements?
What kind of foundation garment would one wear underneath it for arm protection?
What are the approximate weights for it for, say, an average sized male?
What would be the approximate shipping charges for it?
Thanks,
Bryce Felperin
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Andre Sinou
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| Bryce Felperin wrote: | A couple of questions...
Do you make it in standard sizes or custom to the person who orders based upon measurements?
What kind of foundation garment would one wear underneath it for arm protection?
What are the approximate weights for it for, say, an average sized male?
What would be the approximate shipping charges for it?
Thanks,
Bryce Felperin |
Bryce,
These are made standard sizes but have a bit of adjustability with strapping. Although this coveres the upper arm, the lower arm should be protected with arm armor. I am wearing a T-shirt in the photo. Since the garment is backed, there are no exposed plates to worry about. This piece weighs about 10 lbs. I can fit it into a flat rate box, so shipping and insurance to any of the States is about $25.
Let me know if you have any other questions- Andre
"Pain is just weakness leaving the body"
www.icefalcon.com
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P. Cha
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How do the plate overlap and how big are the plates?
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Andre Sinou
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The plates are 3"X5" with one half inch between. As this is a Brigandine, there is no overlapping of plates like you would find in a coat of plates.
Cheers!
Andre
"Pain is just weakness leaving the body"
www.icefalcon.com
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