AR500 ARMOR HYBRID 11X15 LIGHTWEIGHT BACKPACK LEVEL IIIA SOFT BODY ARMOR

Description

* DUE TO HIGH DEMAND, PLEASE ALLOW 4-6 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY
** EXTREMELY LIGHTWEIGHT AT ONLY 1.5 LBS!

AR500 Armor® Hybrid 11″ x 15″ Backpack IIIA Soft Body Armor

Size & Cut: 11″ x 15″ patented Advanced Shooters Cut (ASC), can be worn in conjunction with hard body armor plates and trauma pads

• Weight: 1.5 lbs
• Thickness: .25″

Level IIIA Soft Body Armor

AR500 Armor® Level IIIA body armor is Stand-Alone and Multi-Hit capable. Designed to defeat pistol caliber threats up to .44 magnum, and .357 SIG at 1,430FPS or lower, including all lesser pistol calibers. We offer two (2) soft Level IIIA armor types:

1. Hybrid:  AR500 flagship Hybrid IIIA body armor is constructed from industry leading materials from Honeywell Spectra Shield®, Gold Shield®, and DuPont™ Kevlar®.  We’ve harnessed the full ballistic capabilities of these materials maximizing synergy between components; creating the ultimate Hybrid IIIA soft body armor pane. The result is an ultra-light, thin, high strength, and flexible armor system in a 1lb package (10″ x 12″ ASC model)!

v50: .44 Magnum 240gr. SJHP, 1,732 feet per second

2. Rimelig:  This soft body armor is for everyone, and can be applied. both in the field. and every-day life, without a serious tax on your wallet. Get the performance you expect from AR500 Armor® Body Armor without a sacrifice in quality or value.

   High-value soft body armor is now a reality in the body armor industry!  Constructed with Imported Aramid Fibers, Rimelig armor is designed, cut, sewn, and assembled in the USA!

Soft armor has a limited warranty period of 5 years

When researching soft body armor it’s important to understand the differences in material and construction techniques. 100% Aramid, Kevlar, or single component constructed panels, for example, are often cost effective, but will be heavier, less flexible, and thicker. They also may not include many performance enhancing features such as sub-shoot pack reinforcement stitching or high-quality nylon and seals which typically results in loss of performance, durability, and longevity of the armor.