Material | Color | Application |
600D Oxford Fabric | Available in police blue/ black/ military green/ sand color/ army camouflage/ armed police camouflage/ with custom options available. | Tactical/Training/Task/Range |
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| Ballistic Layer Material | Bulletproof Level | size | KGS Outerwear Weight (KGS) | Total Weight (Including Ballistic Layer) | Adjustable Waist Circumference (cm) | Bulletproof Area (㎡) |
| PE | NIJIIIA9mm | L | 0.8KGS | 2.55±0.05KG | 90-120CM | 0.28㎡ |
| NIJIIIA.44 | 2.95±0.05KG |
| Aramid | NIJIIIA9mm | 2.65±0.05KG |
| NIJIIIA.44 | 3.10±0.05KG |
Types of Bulletproof Vests
Soft Armor Vests: Flexible wear, easy to put on and take off, allowing free arm movement and unrestricted body motions such as kneeling, jumping, squatting, running, bending, and twisting while worn.
Fabric material: Built-in high-performance PE/aramid ballistic panels, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, UV-protective, lightweight, and non-ricochet.
Key Features:
Wearing: Classic police-style soft bulletproof vest design, equipped with soft ballistic panels for overall comfort and flexibility.The outer shell is free from defects such as tears, floating threads, and missed stitches, and features water-resistant and opaque properties.
Convenience: Equipped with adjustment systems at the shoulders and waist to accommodate the body shapes of different wearers
Enhanced Protection: Front and back ballistic plate pockets are included, allowing for the insertion of ballistic plates to enhance the bulletproof level.
Importance
The soft ballistic vest is a lightweight personal protective gear made from high-strength fiber materials, effectively protecting against handgun rounds and shrapnel.
Its soft, form-fitting design ensures comfort and flexibility for extended wear.
Ideal for law enforcement, security, and personal defense, it provides reliable protection while maintaining mobility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does soft armor differ from hard plates?
A: Soft armor is lighter and more flexible, suitable for covert wear and extended use but usually cannot stop rifle rounds. Hard plates (ceramic or composite) are heavier and required for rifle-level protection.
Q: How to choose size and fit?
A: Measure torso length (neck to abdomen), chest, and waist; use the manufacturer’s sizing chart. The vest should cover vital torso areas (below clavicle to above lower ribs) and allow comfortable movement. Try before buying when possible.
Q: Can soft vests be worn overt or covert?
A: Both options exist. Overt vests have MOLLE and external features; covert vests are thin and low-profile for wearing under clothing. Choose based on mission needs.
Buying Tips:
Choose a vest with the appropriate ballistic rating for your specific needs, and ensure it fits properly for maximum protection and mobility.
