Shield inspired by the shield of Leonidas in 300
 
 Foam construction
 
 Metal handle and guard
 
 Rear handle diameter: 605 mm
 
 Weight: 2.9 kg


 Introducing the Shield of Leonidas - 300

 Inspired by Zack Snyder's cult classic 300 , the Spartan shield of Leonidas is much more than a simple piece of armor—it is the ultimate symbol of resistance and sacrifice. In 480 BC, at the Battle of Thermopylae, King Leonidas and his 300 elite warriors held out for several days against a Persian army of hundreds of thousands of soldiers. This massive, round shield, emblazoned with the Spartan lambda, was their first and last line of defense against the invaders.

 In the film, the shield is not a passive accessory—it is a weapon in its own right. The Spartans use it to form their impregnable phalanx, break enemy charges, and repel thousands of Persian arrows. It is around this shield that the famous formation is built, and it is its failure—caused by Ephialtes' betrayal—that seals the fate of Leonidas and his men. Made of steel with an aged brass sheen, it faithfully reproduces the one worn by Gerard Butler in the film's most iconic battle scenes.

 An essential piece for fans of the movie 300 , enthusiasts of ancient history, and collectors of replicas inspired by the most iconic cinematic works.
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