Roman Arm Guard, Trimontium Museum, Melrose, National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh
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Roman Arm Guard, Trimontium Museum, Melrose, National Museums Scotland, Edinburgh

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Leather Archery Arm Guard v.02 PDF Digital Pattern DIY Leather Project
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Fragments pieced together by National Museums Scotland to restore soldier’s brass guard, only the third of its kind known to exist
Tbh, I'm surprised it only took 3 weeks to put back together. Worth every second.
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Commission for Guythreepwood <3
Leather archer's forearm guard. Original pattern based on Japanese textile design, ~8 hours.
I have not tooled such a large piece before, so this was quite a challenge! I'm looking forward to more.

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OMP Mountain Man 2-Strap Ventilated Leather Suede Arm Guard Review
Archery is a very famous form of sports since the stone ages. People using an armed guard for archery since that time.
Arm guard is not a piece of equipment that you must have but it’s important equipment.
If you have decided to buy an armed guard then, OMP Mountain Man 2-Strap Ventilated Leather Suede Arm Guard can be at the top of your choice list.
The unique design with good quality material and easy to process system make it the ultimate choice for the archers.
OMP Mountain Man 2-Strap Ventilated Leather Suede Arm Guard Review
Unique comfortable design and good air ventilation system makes it one of the best archery arm guards. Here are some reviews about the features of this product.
Premium material and high-quality suede for durability
This arm guard is built with very high-quality premium leather. So, when you draw your bowstrings, they cannot tear or harm the leather like those fabrics made an arm guards.
The leather is crafted with very high-quality suede. It holds the leather more strongly and doesn’t let the material apart from each other.
These two impressing facts make the arm guard more durable.
Attractive design and lightweight
The arm the guard is so attractive that you will like it in the first look. The color of the leather is brown. Light brown color suede on the dark brown leather creates a wonderful contrast.
It has two straps at each end of it. The straps are black in color.
The total the arm guard is so light in weight. It weighs only 2.4 ounces.
So, you will not feel any extra weight while holding the bow.
The armed guard is 7 inch in height which is also a standard size for any armed guard.
All these impressive outlook features make the arm guard very attractive and the light weight allows to carry it easily.
Excellent ventilation system
When you are at the archery range, you have to wear the arm guard for a long time. It’s important to pass air between the area the arm guard covers.
OMP Mountain Man 2-Strap Ventilated Leather Suede Arm Guard has a great air ventilation system. You can see 4 long holes on the guard. They are the air ventilation holes.
Air can pass through the holes very easily. So, you will not feel any discomfort while wearing the arm guard.
On the other hand, the air ventilation holes make it look more attractive and also decrease the weight of the guard.
Smooth and good delivery
When you draw the strings of the bow, it touches the skin of the hand by which you are holding the bow. That is the reason why people use an armed guard.
The leather of this arm guard helps to make each delivery smooth and perfect. The leather is so smooth and well finished that, the strings don’t feel any obstruction.
Because of the guard is made from leather, it doesn’t tear or damage like fabric or some other material.
There are three padded channels under the leather. It makes the leather more stable. The channels also give strength to the guard.
So, when you are pulling the bowstring back, the guard will not dig inside and make you feel loose.
Maximum hold
The armed guard has two straps at each end. The straps are used to hold the guard on your hand.
You can adjust the straps according to the size of your hand. It fits so good on your hand that you don’t have to worry about losing the guard from your hand any time.
Pros:
Ø Good air ventilation system
Ø Two strap locks ensure good fittings
Ø The leather is the premium quality with high-quality suede
Ø Comfortable for light in weight
Ø Padded channels under leather give more strength
Cons
Ø Can be tough for the beginners to use it
Ø The material of the straps can cause you to itch
Final verdict
Whether you are on an archery range or in the field of hunting with a bow, this arm guard will provide you maximum versatility. The manufacturer has given the most focus on the comfort of its’ users. The excellent design with useful features makes it one of the best arm guards to buy.
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Pinkie Pie as Yuffie Kisaragi! She took so long to detail and ink, but I’m generally happy with this one. Pinkie and Yuffie are both pretty funny and silly. And Yuffie plays with the 4th wall when she steals your materia in the first disc of FF7, so I found it fitting that Pinkie would play as her, plus their names are similar already!
Chilta hazar masha (coat of a thousand nails), kulah khud (helmet), bazu band (arm guards). Indian armored clothing made from layers of fabric faced with velvet and studded with numerous small brass nails, which were often gilded. Fabric armor was very popular in India because metal became very hot under the Indian sun. This example has additional armor plates on the chest area, arms, and thighs. Hermitage Museum.