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Chain mail coifs

A chain mail coif is a type of armour that covers the head. A chain mail coif is a flexible hood made of chain mail mesh that covers the neck, nape and upper part of the shoulders. Chain mail coifs were very popular with European warriors in the Middle Ages. They have protected warriors' heads from cuts on the battlefield since the early Middle Ages.

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Riveted Darkened Aluminum Mail Armor Coif
Riveted Darkened Aluminum Mail Armor Coif
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€139,00
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Chainmail Coif, Round Ring Dome Riveted, ID 10mm, Mild Steel
Chainmail Coif, Round Ring Dome Riveted, ID 10mm, Mild Steel
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€100,00
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Blackened Chain Mail Armor Coif
Blackened Chain Mail Armor Coif
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Chainmail Coif, round riveted rings with round rivets, combined with solid flat rings
Chainmail Coif, round riveted rings with round rivets, combined with solid flat rings
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€104,00
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Mail Armor Coif of 16 Gauge High Carbon Steel
Mail Armor Coif of 16 Gauge High Carbon Steel
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€58,00
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Medieval Coif Made of Butted Zinc Plated Rings Ø10mm
Medieval Coif Made of Butted Zinc Plated Rings Ø10mm
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Chain mail coifs

Under the chain hood you should wear a padded arming cap or hood. Otherwise, your hair gets entangled in the rings and especially its taking off the Coif will be a painful experience. Remove the preservative oil before putting the Coif on. After use, dry it well and put some oil on it. When is the coif in use, the rings rub against each other and the surface corrosion is rubbed off.