boiled leather

The water still tasted a bit of boiled leather, but it was faster than using his hands.

They were made from either boiled leather or steel.

The segmented chest plates had some give to them, like boiled leather.

Beneath that would be boiled leather and a layer of quilting.

Another legionary stabbed him in the back; boiled leather could not keep out steel.

Much stronger than boiled leather, even with scale reinforcement.

Chett felt it too, biting through his layers of black wool and boiled leather.

The point punched through mail and boiled leather.

Two spears took him full in the chest, piercing the boiled leather jerkin.

The gear made the Gaul's boiled leather seem flimsy as linen.

If he'd turned the blade, he could have gutted either of them, even through their boiled leather gambesons.

They'd been issued boiled leather and had cut and sewn their own armor.

About half of them hid their faces behind crude helms of wood and boiled leather.

"Boiled leather will turn a blade almost as well as steel," said the armorer.

Boiled leather, sometimes called cuir bouilli, was a historical construction material for armour.

A long heavy strip of boiled leather reinforced with drend bone was tied along the edge and around the point.

All four wore elaborate muzzles of boiled leather.

He was wearing native garb, including the boiled leather tunic that counted for armor among them.

The men stood in their mail and fur and boiled leather, as still as if they were made of stone.

Nearly everyone else got a coat of boiled leather and a helmet with a jointed tailpiece to protect the neck.

Gray skin, harder than boiled leather, Denoriel knew.

She pulled her boiled leather jerkin off her bunk.

A jerkin of boiled leather and a pothelm at his feet were his only armor.

It still tasted like boiled leather.

Her son was dressed in boiled leather and ringmail, she saw, and a sword hung at his waist.