BULLETPROOF VESTS

I purchased my vest because I hunt and I am concerned about being safe in these troubling times. I feel safer with a quality vest like Ace Link. I took a while but I but what believe is great body armor.

The patrol laser cut outer carrier is a very nice carrier with 4 zip pockets and a ton of molle area for your gear along with Velcro areas for your ID patches. Only thing I had to do was alter one side to get my front panel to fit properly, but other then that it’s a very comfortable outer carrier and gave me a ton of space to move my gear off my hips and up on to my outer carrier. Will be buying another one and possibly a different one to hold my rifle plates.

I bought the Formoza Plate Carrier and Level 4 bundle. Plates are a bit heavier, just over a pound more per plate, but are an excellent choice for the price. I bought this for my Dad, and he is stoked! More than happy with the carrier. It’s appears to be well made, and is comfortable. I personally bought two ShotStop Duritium level 4 plates that were lighter, but cost nearly $500 a piece. So $750 for the two plates and a plate carrier is a hell of a deal!

Typically, these helmet come with inferior head padding but not these. The helmet is light enough to be worn all day. And at this price point, why wouldn’t you buy it, as this is the cheapest ballistic helmet available. And that is why I purchased it.

i purchased these to run as a backer pad behind a set of 10"x12" level IV ceramic plates in an older Eagle MMAC. along with being thin and very lightweight they fit and fill the front and rear pouch completely while snugging up and centering the ceramic plates perfectly, adding more surface area along with another layer of protection and padding without hardly any additional weight. this is a great retrofit for older issued carriers designed for the soft 'kevlar insert and trauma plate' or upgraded SAPI plate straps(that are most likely too stretched out to fit modern ceramic plates well)