SLIPKNOT Corey Mask 1999

1999. Nine figures in jumpsuits and masks walk onto a stage in Des Moines and proceed to make the next decade of metal everyone else's problem. Corey Taylor's mask from that debut era, the cracked white latex face that launched a thousand nightmares and a thousand Halloween costume failures, is the one that started it all.

This is a replica of the mask Corey wore on the self-titled album cycle, the one that looked like it had been dragged out of a cornfield and given a grudge. It sits in the lineage of masks that defined Slipknot's visual identity as much as the music itself, which is saying something when the music sounds like that. Heavy, confrontational, and deeply Midwestern in the best possible way. A serious piece of gothic and metal memorabilia for people who were there, or who wish they had been.

Made from latex. Not a costume novelty, a collector's replica. Caution: latex material, not suitable for those with latex sensitivities. One size. Officially licensed.