How Slash-and-Stab Resistant are BulletSafe VP3 Vests?

BulletSafe host Jake explores the defensive capabilities of the legendary VP3 Vest!
To get the VP3's test started, Jake attacks the vest with an icepick, one of the most common stabbing weapons in the world. After repeated, failed attempts, Jake discovers the VP3 can easily resist an icepick's lethality.
Next, he uses an 8-inch chef knife to try and penetrate the vest...to no avail. For correctional officers, this is especially heartening, because inmates likely won't have anything larger or more powerful than a large chef knife.
Never discouraged, Jake assails the VP3 with the official blade of the Marine Corps, a Becker Combat Bowie 9'' KA-BAR. Despite his best efforts, the VP3 stands strong!
Jake finally moves on to a massive spear, and although he knocks the dummy over, he can't get through the VP3 Vest! A subsequent examination of the vest reveals ZERO damage. None of Jake's stabbing weapons made it through!
For the 'slash' portion of this demonstration, Jake whips out his trusty ol' box cutters and assaults the VP3 without restraint. Despite some damage to the exterior aramid materials, nothing gets through.
He uses a horror movie classic next - a kitchen butcher knife. Jake uses all of his strength to try and destroy the VP3 (and the dummy beneath it), but his efforts prove unfruitful.
Jake finally unveils some a camping hatchet...and predictably, cannot damage the VP3. Next, he uses some variety of throwing axe-perhaps a tomahawk-and unleashes his remaining energy on the VP3...without any success whatsoever. You had one job, Jake...ONE JOB, but you couldn't get through the VP3 Vest!
As always, we thank Jake for his demonstration! He proved that the VP3 is the ultimate personal protection product on the market, especially in dangerous professions where there is a risk of falling victim to stab-and-slash attacks.
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[@VTtac802]

I enjoy the real world test. It makes me feel confident with this vest. Thanks Bullet Safe

[@DK-jh8fc]

Why does the outside sticker on my new IIIA Bullet Safe vest say slash proof but the inside panel sticker says not intended for sharp objects ????

[@joseg8000]

Mine too!

[@thebigfundamental9433]

Mine has the same thing, but I had the retailer I purchased my vest from it call and email the company. This is a video they sent, and they also talked about the vest being a cheaper price because of licensing and having it tested and having that written on the inside of the Kevlar, made this product more expensive. But seeing this product literally getting stabbed, I feel confident.

[@2fast2block]

Not practical for non-LEO, but....when things go 'south,' I WANT one, and recently got one. When things go south, it's too late to get one.

[@jj-wp6wc]

Nice, now let's break out the .45 ;) But seriously, I have watched more than a few very positive reviews about this vest, and mine is en route. Thanks!

[@caldwell5078]

How long did it take them to ship it

[@victorjones7071]

Very cool, however, when wearing the vest, you leave your carotid and axilar arteries exposed. The vest appears to give decent protection otherwise.

[@savvy9387]

Ghostface killer use a buck 119 Michael Myers use a chef's knife

[@coleman2586]

This is great for corrections

[@antoniobell3717]

His in heaven feel like a kid in a candy store

[@crimefighter2024]

How does it stand up to a 9mm round or even a 45 round?

[@carlosx1576]

It stops .44 magnum no problem

[@stanleymasterson1135]

So ridiculous. Anyone knows you always go for the head or throat. Let's see how well the vest serves you then. These guys need to make a head and throat protector

[@darrennicholas860]

Are there any discount codes

[@darrennicholas860]

Are all your vest same