Full Forge Gear has released their latest offering with the new Extreme-Lite Lever 3A plates.

Full Forge Gear states “MKS Supply and Full Forge Gear proudly presents the latest innovation in personal protection: the Full Forge Gear 10×12 shooter style cut Extreme-Lite NIJ Rated 3A Body Armor Plate.

Engineered to provide unparalleled protection without compromising on weight or affordability, this revolutionary body armor plate sets the standard for level 3 ballistic protection.

Crafted with cutting-edge materials and advanced manufacturing techniques, the Extreme-Lite Level 3A Plate offers exceptional ballistic resistance while ensuring maximum comfort and mobility for the wearer.

Its extreme-lightweight design, weighing only 1.3 pounds (lbs), makes it ideal for prolonged wear without sacrificing maneuverability.

“Whether you’re a law enforcement officer, security guard, or an everyday civilian seeking reliable protection, our Extreme-Lite Level 3A Plate is designed to meet your needs with utmost precision,” said Kara Boesenberg, Executive Vice-President MKS Supply.”

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Protection Level: NIJ Level 3A (National Institute of Justice Standard 0101.06)
  • Weight: Extreme-lightweight design, weighing only 1.3 pounds (lbs)
  • Material: Utilizes advanced ballistic fibers and composite materials for superior strength and durability
  • Thickness: Slim profile for enhanced maneuverability and concealment
  • Curve: Ergonomically contoured for a snug fit against the body
  • Coating: Durable outer coating for resistance against abrasions and environmental factors
  • Affordability: Engineered to provide premium protection at an affordable price point, ensuring accessibility without compromising quality
  • Applications: Suitable for law enforcement, security personnel, and civilians seeking reliable ballistic 3A protection

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