Ballistic protection options include rifle-rated armor plates, concealable soft armor vests, ballistic helmets, patrol shields, and discreet protection inserts. Each platform addresses different operational needs, from daily concealed protection to rifle-rated defense in high-threat environments.

Level III plates are designed to stop standard rifle threats while keeping weight lower for improved mobility. Level IV plates provide a higher level of ballistic protection capable of defeating more advanced rifle rounds. Both options are independently tested to meet or exceed NIJ 0101.06 standards.

A concealable soft armor vest is typically used when ballistic protection must be worn continuously during daily duty operations. These systems provide handgun protection in a low-profile platform that can be worn under clothing. They prioritize comfort and mobility compared with external rifle-rated armor systems.

The rifle armor plates shown here are designed as stand-alone ballistic protection systems. They are engineered to stop rifle threats without requiring additional soft armor backing layers. This simplifies integration into compatible plate carriers.

The Advanced Combat Helmet provides NIJ IIIA ballistic protection and uses a high-cut design that improves compatibility with communication headsets and other equipment. Side rails and a front shroud allow attachment of accessories such as night vision mounts. This design allows the helmet to integrate easily with broader ballistic protection setups.

A rifle-rated ballistic shield provides mobile ballistic protection that can be positioned between responders and incoming threats. Unlike body armor plates that protect the wearer directly, shields are used to create movable cover during high-risk entries or patrol operations.

Discreet ballistic protection inserts are designed for backpacks or everyday carry bags. These inserts provide Level IIIA handgun protection in a lightweight format that blends into normal equipment. They offer an added layer of ballistic protection without requiring visible armor.

Yes. Oversized rifle armor plates such as the 11” x 14” configuration increase the amount of torso area protected compared with standard plate sizes. These plates are designed for teams that want expanded ballistic protection coverage in their armor systems.