This YouTube video reviews the Premier Body Armor Everyday Armor Shirt 2.0, highlighting its ability to integrate Level IIIA body armor into a discreet shirt. The description emphasizes its lightweight and low-profile design, making it suitable for concealed carry and maintaining inconspicuousness. The video aims to showcase a practical solution for personal protection without drawing attention. The provided link leads to a review of concealable body armor on Pew Pew Tactical.
This video reviews the AR500 Freeman body armor package, highlighting its extremely low-profile and unobtrusive nature, making it suitable for concealed carry under clothing or discreet transport. The reviewer notes it offers less protection than full-sized plates but excels in its minimalistic design. The video includes an unboxing and first impressions, emphasizing its practicality for quick access in vehicles or bags.
This video review focuses on affordable LBE (Load Bearing Equipment) and body armor. The presenter introduces Battlesteel brand soft armor, specifically UHMWPE fabric Level IIIA ballistic inserts. These 10x12 inch panels are highlighted for their lightweight (16 oz) and low profile (6.5mm thickness), offering cost-effective protection. The video also briefly reviews two plate carriers and mentions a surprising development in this type of armor. The presenter urges viewers to act quickly due to potential price changes or availability issues and provides affiliate links for the featured products.
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