PU Armor Greaves
A collection page of Epic Armoury America
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PU Armor Greaves Greaves complete the armored silhouette from the ground up. Without leg protection, even a well-built kit can look unfinished above the knee, and PU armor greaves are the piece that closes that gap cleanly. Epic Armoury's greaves are molded from polyurethane: lightweight, precisely detailed, and ready to wear straight out of the box. The range covers seven designs across a spread of aesthetics, from classical antiquity to historical military and heavier fantasy builds. At a glance: Material: Molded polyurethane (PU) Weight: Significantly lighter than leather or metal equivalents Fastenings: Adjustable strap-and-buckle Maintenance: Wipe clean, no conditioning required Use: Suitable for LARP, reenactment, cosplay, and costume What Are PU Armor Greaves? PU armor greaves are molded polyurethane plates covering the lower leg from just below the knee to the ankle. They protect the shin and calf and are one of the most visible pieces of leg armor in motion, which makes the design choice more noticeable than it might seem when the piece is sitting on a shelf. Unlike leather greaves, PU greaves have no break-in period and no conditioning requirement. The shape is fixed from day one, which makes fit straightforward but also means getting the sizing right before purchasing matters more than it does with adjustable materials. What You Will Find in This Category Seven designs cover a wide range of aesthetic directions, all built to the same construction standard. The Palace Guard Greaves and Knightly Greaves are the most structured designs in the range, with clean lines and precise plate detailing suited to formal military and armored fighter builds. The Nordic Greaves have a more grounded, historical feel, suited to Viking-influenced kits where the armor should look like it has actually seen use. The Barbarian Greaves and Mercenary Greaves sit at the heavier and more imposing end of the range. Both have substantial visual weight and are the right call for build