viking boots oseberg brown Bokkens en iaito's By the 16th century

By the 16th century

The helmet may be worn fully closed or with the visor open

it is well-suited to all classes of society

It is well-suited to a head circumference of 62–64 cm

The boots are fastened at the side with straps featuring a handsome buckle

viking boots oseberg brown Bokkens en iaito's By the 16th centuryThe boots are inspired by an archaeological find from the famous Oseberg ship burial, which dates back to the 9th century. They represent a type of Viking boot that is closed at the front and laced around the shaft with a long leather strap. At the top of the shaft, two holes permit the lace to be securely fastened, ensuring a snug and stable fit during wear. For the sole, a deliberate choice was made to employ a rubber variant. Whilst not