Videos tagged with Premier Body Armor

This YouTube video features a test of Premier Body Armor's Fortis Level III+ GT armor. The title and description suggest an in-depth evaluation of the armor's performance. The video is produced by Iraqveteran8888, a known entity in the firearms community, and links are provided for the product and their social media channels. The disclaimer emphasizes the educational and documentary nature of the content, stressing safe practices on approved ranges and adherence to all laws.

This video focuses on Labor Day sales for everyday carry (EDC) items and gear, with a significant emphasis on tools and accessories relevant to firearm owners and survivalists. While not explicitly showcasing firearms, the content features numerous products that complement a firearms-based EDC, such as knives, flashlights, body armor, and storage solutions. It highlights sales and discounts from various brands, making it a resource for consumers looking to acquire or upgrade their EDC kits during the holiday.

This video announces upcoming NIJ standards for body armor set to be implemented in 2025. It directs viewers to Premier Body Armor's offerings and includes standard disclaimers about responsible firearm use and legal compliance. The content is presented for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes.

This video discusses protective gear and equipment that could be useful during civil unrest, emphasizing avoidance as the primary safety measure. It highlights items that can aid in escaping to safety and provides affiliate links to companies selling gas masks, body armor, first aid kits, and eye/ear protection. The description also includes relevant hashtags like #unrest and #preparedness.

This video showcases "The Best Memorial Day EDC Gear Deals" featuring a wide range of products from various brands. The description lists affiliate links and discount codes for items like Vaer Watches, Coast flashlights, Premier Body Armor, Nextorch distraction devices, Mira Gas Masks, Nitecore products, Toor Knives, Kershaw knives, and Vertx bags. It also includes links to Optics Planet, Daily Carry Co, Meze Alba, Holme & Hadfield, Fenix Lighting, Sharge, Dabbsson, MyGiftStop, Trayvax Fire Pit, Mystery Ranch, and Vanquest, alongside a general Amazon shop link. The creator also shares their preferred gear and camera equipment. While not directly featuring firearms, the content heavily overlaps with the EDC (Everyday Carry) and tactical gear community, appealing to those interested in preparedness and personal gear.

This video conducts a ballistic test to determine if a gunshot would penetrate a combat helmet, comparing its resistance to that of a human head. Using a ballistic dummy head and a Premier Fortis helmet, the experiment aims to visually demonstrate the protective capabilities of the helmet against gunfire. The description also includes links for product promotion, channel support, and social media.

This video reviews the Premier Body Armor Stratis Max, featuring insights from a former Green Beret with extensive experience in body armor usage. The reviewer highlights the importance of reliable body armor for daily wear and discusses the reputation of Premier Body Armor for producing high-quality plates. The video introduces the Stratis Max as a new, potentially top-tier option. A promotional discount code and limited-time offer are also detailed for viewers.

This video features a ballistic test of the new and improved FORTIS Helmet from Premier Body Armor. The test involves shooting the helmet with various 'hand cannons,' implying powerful handguns. The description also includes affiliate links for Renewal Rain, Premier Body Armor, and AXIL ear protection, along with social media links and information about the creator's camera gear. The focus is on testing the helmet's bulletproof capabilities against high-caliber handgun rounds.

This video reviews a discreet body armor undershirt from Premier Body Armor. The product features surprisingly thin Level IIIA ballistic panels integrated into a compression-style T-shirt, making it nearly invisible under regular clothing. The description highlights its protection against calibers up to .44 Magnum and 12-gauge shotguns. The video also promotes the American Handgunner Insider newsletter for exclusive online content.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the VertX Urban Ghost Sling, highlighting its capabilities and affordability as an EDC (Everyday Carry) solution. The reviewer details specific features, compares it to other VertX models, and showcases a full EDC load-out. The description also mentions a Black Friday sale with discount codes for the sling, related bags, and other gear like body armor, flashlights, multi-tools, and everyday carry items. The video also touches on armor information and provides links to various products and the creator's social media channels.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive review of the VertX Urban Ghost Pack, focusing on its features, specifications, and suitability for an Everyday Carry (EDC) loadout. The reviewer details the bag's design, including its back panel, CCW capabilities, comparison to other VertX packs like the Ready Pack, and highlights specific features like the latch system and ripstop material. Various compartments, such as the front and main compartments, are explored. The video also showcases a range of EDC items carried in the bag, including Premier Body Armor inserts, Tactigami accessories, a Sharge SSD, Orbitkey Pro, tactical pen, knife sharpener, Victorinox nail clippers, Streamlight and Olight flashlights, Tronsmart speaker, and Leatherman Surge with a bit kit. The reviewer concludes with a recommendation on whether to purchase the bag.

This YouTube video tests Premier Body Armor's everyday T-shirt body armor, purchased for $299. The creator expresses initial surprise at the price and aims to demonstrate how the armor works and its ability to stop a bullet. While acknowledging the test isn't a formal ballistic evaluation, the video covers the creator's practical assessment of the product's effectiveness.