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Leather Armor (Cuirass and Bracers)
Molded leather torso armor and bracers: lighter than mail, quieter, and the rogue or ranger look in one purchase.
What to look for: Real leather (even thin) outlasts faux for LARP use. Adjustable straps matter more than decoration; you will wear it for ten hours.
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