Safe Life Defense Hyperline Lightweight Level IIIA Armor Test & Review

We take the Safe Life Defense Hyperline ultra thin lightweight Level IIIA armor to the range to see what it can, and can't stop 🇺🇸
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[@Fightosaurus]

That thinness is worth more than people who havent worn a vest may realize. Comfort means program compliance!

[@PBVader]

So does size, but who claimed 304s never stuck it out for the money.

[@themagnificent9296]

Define program compliance. I think I know but define it for me!!

[@PBVader]

@@themagnificent9296 if it's uncomfortable or gets in the way, you are more than likely to leave it home. Program compliance is a fancy way of stating how often you use or carry. Of course you can't wear a vest in the shower, so 99% is acceptable high end. If you carry 50%, why carry at all.

[@calholli]

@@PBVader So if I'm not spending 99% of my time having sex with a women, then why should I have sex at all.... great logic.

[@wanda01141]

I believe u. I'm considering buying this. I'm over my heavy uncomfortable vest. I dont even care that it cost a stack. Being comfortable is everything

[@mrgoodbar216]

The smile after shooting a bullet proof vest… you can tell this man loves his job.

[@nelsonmercer9783]

"All armor dies." love you Mike. Thank you for what you do.

[@didamnesia3575]

I've had my Hyperline vest for a few weeks. It is very concealable and it fits well. Could easily conceal it under a flannel shirt

[@snek9353]

Same, that concealability is a very underrated aspect in videos like this. When all that BLM stuff was going down I wore concealed armor for a while. But to conceal well it was 2A, not great. Now I'd be able to wear this instead, much better.

[@379Pete]

Comfortable for all day ware?

[@matthouston8411]

@@379Pete I have not yet worn it "all" day. I have a long term stalker that the police are waiting for me to I guess win the encounter? in any case, I only wear it when I go out. It fits very well.

[@joebenson528]

@@snek9353 Safe Life is abusing the promotion they get from these videos. I can't support a company that values money over defending the people. That is why I will support PSA for their $350 freedom kits in a market where the M&P 15 went from $500 to $800 due to a fake shortage.

[@snek9353]

@@joebenson528 Like how Smith & Wesson did in 2000? I'm not aware of Safe Life doing anything objectionable.

[@cazarilolsen4630]

The one I have been waiting for.

[@379Pete]

Thanks for the video. I have one ordered.

[@westtexas3041]

Great video. Thank you.

[@peekrd]

Great video as always!!!!

[@Mitsurugi2424]

Even if it stops large calibers like 44mag or that 460, that doesn't mean you'll live. I remember a report on a State Trooper who took a 44 to the chest, and the vest stopped it....but it still shattered his ribcage and stopped his heart. He had what looked like a dinnerplate sized blister/red mark under the vest. Still, impressive armor

[@bmstylee]

Exactly. Blunt force is still an issue.

[@snek9353]

The BFD did well in testing.

[@kalrodwick]

Yeah the Oregon Ballistic labs failed it for this reason.

[@snek9353]

@@kalrodwick uhm, look on their site there's a report from Oregon Ballistic Labs

[@kalrodwick]

@@snek9353 yeah I know I keep the report on my desk at work. 2mm of play is a fail, even if it's technically a "pass" anything over 25mm of blackface deformation is considered lethal and this had 42mm (NIJ passes anything 44 and under)

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

Awesome!!!

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Well done as always.

[@maple1600]

Great video!

[@carljefts215]

Please keep the information coming

[@DavidH98]

Great review. Im an EMT looking to start working 911 in a fairly large city. This armor checks all the boxes for me.

[@hardthunder9913]

Thank You !!!

[@edyoung6573]

Now that was impressive!!! would love to get that vest! I have wore some level 3 vests in my previous employment jobs and man talk about uncomfortable!! This seems would fix that!!!!

[@Lester.M]

That is an incredible vest

[@MostlyPeacefulCombatVet]

I dig the Safelite defense stuff! Good looking kit

[@BroScience710]

I love those federal fusions absolutely affordable power houses of a cartridge

[@cynicalaries6201]

I'm still waiting on the Hyperline panels to come in. Got the carrier with a bundle I purchased months ago. But, the Hyperline panels still back ordered. Like a Christmas toy, but the batteries weren't included. Great video, had to hit that subscribe button. Thanks.

[@matthouston8411]

You sure they aren't in there?

[@cynicalaries6201]

@@matthouston8411 Yeah, I'm sure, looked over several times.

[@matthouston8411]

@@cynicalaries6201 hmmm, seems weird they would send you the carrier without the panels. you should definitely call them and make sure you get what you paid for.

[@mghegotagun]

I want to know how does the spartan armor systems ghost concealment shirt with their 3A armor panels compares to this.

[@skeets6060]

That is crazy cool,, not like the old days to be sure !

[@Dennisthemenace40]

It would be interesting to see how it does against 5.7x28 as it was designed to defeat soft armor like this. The backforce deformation issue is a roll of the dice. Common handgun calibers shouldn’t be an problem with the exception of 44 Mag and up. 357’s and down shouldn’t push in too deep but might still break ribs. It looks really comfortable, until you get shot.

[@southeastdaygo6193]

5.7 would defeat this armor but not the 3A+

[@jorgergonzalezvisualartist8925]

Great ad placement!! The actual product you’re reviewing right in the middle of the video gets advertised!! Sweet but the price ouch 2k. I guess if your life depends on it. The link you provide those give an incredible discount if it includes everything the 2k version offers.

[@jorgergonzalezvisualartist8925]

@Commie Hammer From the website of the same company that he is reviewing. Like I wrote there seems to be a huge discount or I’m looking at a different product from them. These armor levels start looking similar. I just followed the link from the ad. The Hyperline™ + FRAS® Bundle 1,999

[@lyfandeth]

The vest AND the price are both real stoppers.

[@calholli]

got'em

[@taylor3880]

Guess you haven’t seen other armor prices. Point blank elite version is 2k

[@lyfandeth]

@@taylor3880 The Hyperline with Fras plates is about the same. I'm sure R&D is expensive and sales volume is small...but that's still expensive.

[@calholli]

@@taylor3880 You can get level 4 plates for just over $100 each, and get a simple carrier for $30 to $60.... Granted, it's not this light weight/ soft armor. But my point is just to say: There are much cheaper sets of body armor out there... (LAPG and battle steel- both have level 4 ceramic composite plates)

[@spin-cthrowshands5553]

@@calholli I have plates and I bought the fras hyperline bundle. It was 2k... but I feel it's worth it. I paid like $400 I think for my plates with carrier. It is just heavy, bulky, and very very obvious. I wear it for my protection against certain people... the public looks at me like a mass shooter lol.

[@Aaron-ed2rb]

Love the Florida Man hat 😁

[@tugboat_actual]

Id like to see this with a clay block on the back. Im tempted to buy but backface deformation with it being thin is what is stopping me

[@SctyGrpPowers]

It looks like a terrific product and I would buy in a heartbeat except I'm afraid that the back deformation might just be enough to kill me anyway.

[@jackburton7959]

IIa will stop a 9mm the same as IIIa, but with more bfd. It may only be a broke rib vs a 4inch bruise, but there _will_ be a difference. N FL War Room, the number you are looking for is in the Tech Specs towards the beginning of the video. 38mm bfd with the 44mag. I believe that 44mm is a fail under NIJ testing. And I totally agree. Would love to see a better backstop used in these videos. Panel leaning on a cardboard box still allows the fibers or poly a couple extra inches of travel to slow and disperse the energy. I bet the .460 would have blown thru if it were taped to a block of clay.

[@snek9353]

@@jackburton7959 iirc 34mm with 44mag. Buffman range does good armor videos with clay, don't think he's done hyperline though. Free field training did tests with wood as a backstop, it did very well. BTW I have the hyperline and would recommend.

[@snek9353]

@@SctyGrpPowers not according to the NIJ

[@joejohnson4183]

@@jackburton7959 Have pointed that out to him several times and have suggested using sandbags instead . Apparently he does not read the comments or is just going to do what he wants . But totally agree with you and does not give an accurate testing of the product .

[@mdjak3686]

I want this just to wear concealed during range days in case of accident or such. I think it will do fine for that.

[@snek9353]

2:30 Hyperline + FRAS is not level IV, it's III+, it'll stop 7.62x54R, M855A1, and probably actual 30-06AP but not the NIJ 30-06AP spec.

[@shawnsanders9450]

Where did you get this info? That's kinda the idea I had to do for lightweight flexible lv4.

[@snek9353]

@@shawnsanders9450 I did find more info and updated, see above. I also own this setup, sooo it's my choice.

[@danielmacdonald8358]

That is crazy how well it works being so thin ... thank you for showing us this.

[@kalrodwick]

But it doesn't work! Back face deformation is literally on the edge (2mm) of failing the NIJ test. Which is still well within lethality range

[@danielmacdonald8358]

Maybe so but it's better than most options out there that are this thin and flexible

[@kalrodwick]

@@danielmacdonald8358 you're still dead using it, the EU standard is 25MM max and NIJ is 44. So it's literally considered lethal.

[@danielmacdonald8358]

@@kalrodwickso I take it you'd rather take a bullet without it

[@kalrodwick]

@@danielmacdonald8358 you'd actually have a higher chance of living yes. Or you could (and this is a super nuanced idea) you could wear body armour that actually works! Like the plates I use for work.

[@themagnificent9296]

Honestly this is great technology advancement for body armor but I kid you not when you shot it with that 460 magnum (I've never even heard of such a thing 😲) it really highlight the fact that certain rounds you don't wanna live beyond impact and that's one of them!! Lmfaooo

[@Robert-tj3jq]

Any chance of using 5.7x28mm on soft armor in the future? I know the good stuff, SS190, is restricted to LE/Mil but I heard that SS197 coming out of the 16" barrel on the PS90 can penetrate IIIA armor.

[@snek9353]

Safe Life is probably having that done. They've done special threat testing with all their other soft armors.

[@GabeShootman]

Like most modern "concealable" armor, it appears to be umhpwe. Which is great, but it doesn't flex very well for all day use. Old-School kevlar may be thicker but it moves like a thick blanket and I can actually sit down in a car, or bend down and touch my toes. versus this new age stuff that wears like a piece of plastic.

[@richardwhite2010]

Can you see how a 5.7x28 round does against that armor

[@ghost101049]

This would be good to see.

[@vincentc2466]

Sweet

[@JC-bf6fy]

$1k.... or 7 tanks of gas.

[@genevandenham7999]

Crazy how sad this is.

[@JohnDoe-wz7lw]

I wouldn't mind wearing this at all if I worked as a clerk at a liquor store or something. unfortunately nowadays a lot of criminals are carrying AR/AK pistols which will zip right through that. I like my lvl 4 plates but they don't conceal like this will.

[@carbon8ed]

Safelife makes plate inserts that you can add to a carrier that already has soft armor in it that bring you up to rifle rated armor, both FRAS and normal hard plates.

[@k.o.sofficial327]

Man I'm glad I save money you can build this and better, for cheaper there is really good book out there for yall

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

If you can let us know and we will hire you on the spot. A 100k signing bonus says it wont happen.

[@cynicalaries6201]

@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor I'm picturing some hilarious images of a guy with self-made armor.

[@thegreenman2030]

105 degrees out! Are you filing this from Hell today? It’s like 55 and raining out here today in NE PA.

[@BroScience710]

It's really hard on deciding what to put in my kids backpacks. Has to be light and stop many threats. I guess with books it would help, but they are not carrying many books at this point

[@AutitsicDysexlia]

I got one the 3A+ and the other got Hyperline... IDK what that difference says about which kid is my favorite.

[@faithismespeaks6848]

Half inch lexan square would probably stop most small arms fire, if a cheap shield is all you're looking for.

[@MrPyrotonic]

just bought the 3a+ panels. Thank god I don't need concealability cause this armor is far to expensive. Impressive nonetheless

[@viking8781]

I bought one of these recently and can't wait to get it. Price as of 4/2/2023 is just under $500 for 3a

[@JA-qs7jm]

are you talking about the 3a hyper concealable? its over 1k on the site

[@viking8781]

@@JA-qs7jm not hyper. Just the 3a soft body armor.

[@dan9002]

I didn't get any information on the Ballistic material it made of Kevlar, Spectra, Tarawon? I've owned several 3A vests of different ballistic material for armed security.

[@MesoTroniK]

I wanted to see Liberty Civil Defense 9mm and .45, same for Fort Scott, and also lesser power 5.7x28 loads.

[@keyrat401]

Check out top shot Dustin, he does shoot it with the fort Scott ammo , I think? And it stops it and deformed the bullet.

[@peterk8909]

I think that .460 would've had the same effect on your organs as it did on your dirt box backstop.

[@SctyGrpPowers]

very likely. I guess the armor would help contain the internals that were turned into burger.

[@snek9353]

Still better than anything else of similar size and weight.

[@peterk8909]

@@snek9353 Dead is dead.

[@snek9353]

@@peterk8909 So where nothing then, is that your plan?

[@peterk8909]

@@snek9353 No where did I say or even imply that.

[@caacosta07]

What level 4 armor would you recommend for placing in backpack for school that is affordable but good quality?

[@kenofken9458]

RMA is good and reasonable IMO. The problem with Level IV is that it's damn heavy at 8 plus pounds. That's a lot for smaller children especially on top of the other stuff they pack. That plate alone maxes out or approaches the limit for the healthy weight allowance for an 80-pound kid. The other problem with ceramic plates and kids is their habit of throwing their backpack on the ground carelessly. Now ceramic plates are nowhere near as delicate as some people make them out to be, but repeated drops on hard tile or concrete is not cool and sooner or later will compromise the plate's integrity. Personally if I were to get rifle plates for a kid's pack, I'd go with UHMWPE. Around 3 pounds a plate, very durable. The tradeoff is that they aren't the best at stopping green tip 5.56, but I don't know that a lot of school shooters go to that length, and really the chance of being able to maneuver a backpack in such a crisis is kinda iffy anyway. To my mind, imperfect protection that you can actually carry consistently is better than a heavy brick you leave at home after day two of carrying the bastard around.

[@rdb8509]

Hey, what should we do with our armor this week? How bout let’s ruin it? Yep, send it to Mrgunsngear!

[@JMac-md3vj]

Safe Life makes the best and lightest options, pricey but property worth it if you can afford it.

[@kenofken9458]

You pay a premium for lightweight protection.

Is it stab resistant?

[@NaNa-kj2gw]

John Wick suit material

[@TouchingSand]

What fabric do they use ?

[@bgiardi]

just saw this video wished there was some clay behind it to see how bad the damage would be to your chest

[@muayty2007]

This fit better then their normal 3a? I feel like a turtle with the 3a on. So stiff as well. Can barely bend over due to no flex and it protrudes outside my shirt even though it’s a “concealable soft armor”

[@tonioyendis4464]

This is why i train for head shots.

[@Agent-cu5pv]

Put a FRAS plate in front with the panel, can it stop the 300 blackout?

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

No problem at all! FRAS alone will easily defend against 300 blackout.

[@ronbotex]

I'll settle for my Bulletsafe VP3 which is a little thicker and heavier but also NIJ certified which SafeLife is not. Plus compare the VP3 at $299. You can't.

[@billskinner623]

Does it lose effectiveness if it gets saturated with sweat? The old flak jackets were bad about being nothing but heavy when they got wet.

[@snek9353]

It's protected by a plastic like film.

[@scottb504]

i’d like to see what it would stop when put in a carrier with their lllA+ soft armor

[@calholli]

I bet it would stop 30-06 AP black tip... even though it's not rated for it.

[@snek9353]

@@calholli No way.

[@shawnsanders9450]

If you put it under a carrier with lv 3 plates it would probably stop most anything under 50 BMG and 338 Lapua.

[@calholli]

@@snek9353 meh.. I thought he said level 3+ .. lol... I take it back.

[@snek9353]

@@shawnsanders9450 Nope

[@kirbybruc]

Will it stop a 5.7 x .28? Super fast round.

[@l.kennedy8553]

You still going to feel it and will cause internal damage... But hey, long as it doesn't go in side you right 👍🏽. I rather have something that can stop a bullet and the power behind it, that's just me.

[@TNSmoove]

Your link for the armor has expired btw...

[@calholli]

So for all the people who were saying that: "Sub sonic 300blk is actually just the same as .45acp" ---- Umm... No, you're obviously wrong.

[@snek9353]

Yup

[@mr.dynomite8890]

They may be similar in energy, but a 300 blk is a smaller diameter compared to 45 acp, meaning the energy is going to be focused on a smaller area, meaning more penetration capability.

[@EvendimataE]

that is super expensive because its the best......but i wonder what is the real cost to make that?

[@firstimeshooter6590]

Not sure but I think first responders get a juicy discount.

[@johnw4999]

I’ll pass…Looks great, but at 2/10 of an inch thick, how well will it protect the wearer from blunt force trauma (BFT)? Since no mention of that in the video, I see that being problematic… along w the more less obviousness, lol Now this would be outstanding if it could provide a reasonable amount of protection against BFT without needing to add FRAS or some other armor panels.

[@Cleo-Sunshine]

No worries, you'll just get a few broken ribs and maybe some internal bleeding, at least the bullets didn't go thru... lol

[@kenofken9458]

If it's NIJ rated, it has to pass the same backface deformation standard as normal thickness armor. The .460 may well have produced serious to possibly lethal BFT, but IIIA is simply not rated for that. Then again, you're also more likely to win a mega millions lottery than to get shot by one of those unless you go out of your way to provoke a confrontation with someone you know has one. It's not anybody's carry gun including criminals.

[@spencerbancroft481]

Just such a slim piece of armor

[@JSTAR585]

What happens when It hits you in the face?

[@AutitsicDysexlia]

@8:47 *ATF has entered the chat.*

[@scottsummers6357]

What would buckshot and slugs do to a fresh panel?

[@scottsummers6357]

Very good video, I subscribed.

[@scottloftin1730]

Dont know but a slug would probably break the sternum and stop the heart.

[@AbstractByrd]

So. . . .if you can somehow test Crye LVS concealable armor or more concealable armor in general, I have not really heard or seen anything on it. It is like searching for unicorn 🦄 mythril armor with no proof to stake there claims.

[@typhoonjenkins8330]

Mike, Illinois is going to try and ban this stuff, I'm buying before they do, just for use at the range. I assume you say thumbs up, and that's good enough for me. Thanks, will use your link unless I can find a deeper discount. I'm old and on a budget. Hope you're well buddy.Edit to add, if it passes, we will be grandfathered, as long as we owned it prior to it becoming law. Then, we have to file with the State Police at the 6 month mar notifying them that we own it. LOL, why I still live in Illinois is beyond me. It's quickly becoming the ugly, cold version of Cali. Sad times

[@kenofken9458]

This is an ideal design for states with body armor bans. It's the only kind you can actually wear and you'll never get busted as long as you don't start shit that brings LE involvement.

[@NatsaryahTX]

Nice armor. It looks comfortable.

[@timquire7030]

Why doesn't someone test rifle plate with several rounds of 30.06

[@nataliedeyton6829]

It may stop the projectile but the energy transfer would SUCK !!!! That’s what would concern me the most ... but with a plate installed that would probably be better

[@snek9353]

That's an issue with ALL soft armor.

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

The BFD ratings are actually fantastic and are well inside the NIJ safe zone. There’s no compromises with Hyperline!

[@tomcollins2679]

Has anyone bought off apex armor solutions

[@Stryker_Cade]

@Mrgunsngear Channel would you do a video of a lllA soft panel, lV combo? Simulate someone wearing both and hammer the F out of it with rounds they’re not calibrated for

[@searchBLOC941]

Which Sig do you have on your hip?

[@calholli]

Looks like an 1911 STX full size

[@mitchellbutler7068]

a vest needs to protect from the collar bone to the bottom of the Naval ... to small and leave a high probability of chest wounds ..

[@twe_music]

If U Knew How To Properly Use Too Compared To Using To Correctly I Might Listen To U.... & U Is The Same As You 🤡's

[@SoCalPatriot81]

for the algorithm.

[@paraglidingnut26]

You would think Safelife would place the weight of their armor on their website. No can do!

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

Its .9psf and about 4lbs on average! Ill work on a weight chart!

[@megamilyon6111]

They do have a section that lists weight but its hard to find

[@JPLVNYC]

​@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor Yes - it's black Friday and I would buy this RIGHT NOW if i knew how much it weighed. If you tout it being lightweight as one of it's biggest assets wouldn't you be plastering how much it weight ALL OVER your marketing materials and website?

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

@@JPLVNYC Its our best deal ever on Hyperline! It depends on the size. Heres a list of panel weights including both front and rear panels! Size Weight in Lbs 4XS 2.65 3XS 3.16 3XS S 2.66 2XS 3.24 2XS S 2.77 XS 3.6 XS S 3.14 S 3.62 S S 3.23 M 3.87 M S 3.34 L 4.16 L S 3.74 XL 4.42 XL S 3.95 2XL 4.62 2XL S 4.25 3XL 5.03 3XL S 4.35 4XL 5.24 4XL S 4.31 6XL 5.45 6XL S 4.5 7XL 6.09

[@JPLVNYC]

​@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor is this chart just for the vests? or 2 panels alone? What about just 1 backpack panel? I really just want to know if my kids can carry it in their backpacks. Also how much does the Level iiia+ Backpack Panel weigh? The one that is Bullet, Strike, Slash, Stab, Taser, and Armor Piercing resistant?

[@Flyboy160]

How well does it work on Stab protection ? I think RTS makes something similar for less money.

[@SctyGrpPowers]

Safe Life says it is slash proof, not stab proof

[@kenofken9458]

Nobody outside of correctional environments needs stab protection. Every bad guy in this country has a gun. All of them. In the UK, stab rating is the primary consideration.

[@turdferguson2863]

I'm a poor and got their multi threat, it's nice but it's CHONKY

[@DocM.]

*SOMEBODY PLEASE MAKE A REVIEW ABOUT WEARING THE DAMN THING!!!* HOW COMFORTABLE? HOW CO CONCEALABLE? HOW IS IT WEARING ALL DAY EVERY FOR ATLEAST 1 MONTH? THESE THINGS MATTER!

[@larrymarsico4059]

🤙🏻💪🏻🇺🇲

[@TheRottenOneRepents]

Your Link Takes You To The Soft Armor For $999. But If You Go To The Complete Body Armor Bundle, You Get 2 Carriers 2 Soft And 2 Level 4 Plates With It For $999. Not Sure The Difference In Soft Armor...

[@danlauer9676]

The complete body armor bundle doesn't include the super-thin hyperline inserts. It's a different kind of soft armor.

[@TheRottenOneRepents]

@@danlauer9676 Thanks I Figured Something Was Different About The Soft Armor Wasn't Sure.

[@danlauer9676]

@@TheRottenOneRepents No problem

[@mariowajrak3868]

Can you shoot this armor in the collarbone area

[@paraglidingnut26]

Only if you train like most Hollyweird movies, never.

[@mariowajrak3868]

@@paraglidingnut26 I’m just curious too see if the bullet resistance is the same all over. I’m sure it would be a tough shot though, maybe at close range

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

@@mariowajrak3868 Its no problem at all! Theres a vid from freefieldtraining shooting it right on the edge.

[@mariowajrak3868]

@@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor Thank you for the response. Is the ultrathin vest available for this product so that I can wear it underneath a T-shirt?

[@megamilyon6111]

Yes, I would like to see more people shoot that shoulder/collarbone area.

[@SierraBravo347]

Isn't 2/10" 1/5, or was I not taught math correctly? 🤔

[@billyingram5394]

Do you guys have armor that will stop a 30.06 acp

[@calholli]

Level 4 stops 30-06 armor piercing black tip rounds. It's the highest rating you can get as far as I know. He shows the chart in the video.. You can get Level 4 plates for just over $100 each from LA Police Gear

[@snek9353]

You know they have a website right, where you can look.

[@deadheart556]

Your FB page got the boot

[@calholli]

figures

[@shawnsanders9450]

I would like the FRAS but unfortunately my bank account doesn't like it.

[@five5105]

So... Is it actually NIJ certified?

[@calholli]

oof

[@ultimategameplay1]

no, SafeLite only has 1 certified product and it's not this. I'd stay away.

[@davidgeorge975]

Why do I feel like I'd be better off letter the round pass through lol rather then just TAKING all that energy...

[@babushka2588]

Is this the best vest for my child?

[@kenofken9458]

It would probably be about the most wearable.

[@AlexNV75]

I have a playlist of a ton of body armor videos and tests organized by level, check it out if u want 👍🏽

[@Murphy82nd]

Where is this made?

[@snek9353]

Nevada.

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

Nevada is correct. 100% US Made and Berry Compliant!

[@daveelliott78]

Would like to fo this test but put it on a ballistics dummy. Lol.

[@Swishersweetcigarilo]

You're 6 feet tall? I always thought you were shorter for some reason.

[@renegadearms]

I don’t know why but it’s so fun to destroy Armor, I can’t confirm or deny seeing stuff like this while overseas lol. SAPI plate vs .50 cal lol 😂

[@SctyGrpPowers]

New hat? You planning on joining the foreign legion?

[@calholli]

Green Brets

[@SctyGrpPowers]

It would be good to know if the armor stops the round what type of damage due to concussion/deflection a body could expect. Not sure how you would show that, maybe Paul Harell's pork ribs? or Maybe clay?

[@SafeLifeDefenseBodyArmor]

The BFD ratings are actually phenominal at only 33mm average on .44 magnum. The NIJ safe zone is 44mm.

[@SctyGrpPowers]

@Commie Hammer True that, but you could tell if ribs would be broken too.

[@mutiracialbeatdownPB]

@@SctyGrpPowers 25mm can kill you in reality