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pufnstuf June 9th, 2006 18:29

vest/body armor?
 
only thing ive seen with shoulder guards is the Guarder US Swat Vest. is there anything else like it? hell, i was even thinking of getting hocky shoulder pads and adding velcro to the front and pack so i could attatch pouches.

concept_8 June 9th, 2006 18:43

I think the German kevlar vests have some if I'm not mistaken.

swatt13 June 9th, 2006 19:42

jgdf have shoulder pads if im not mistaken, american spear armor stage 4 have shoulder pads as well as crotch plate as well.

rc_p120 June 10th, 2006 01:09

Remember that these shoulder pads are there to provide ballistic protection, not really for attaching utility pouches and the like. Most I've seen have just patches sewn onto them.

http://www.diamondbacktactical.com/B...em-P24C25.aspx

http://www.lightfighter.com/istar.as...D28%26pos%3D28

http://www.strategosstore.com/produc...1&1=423&3=4988

Here's a few...

pufnstuf June 10th, 2006 01:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by rc_p120
Remember that these shoulder pads are there to provide ballistic protection, not really for attaching utility pouches and the like. Most I've seen have just patches sewn onto them.

http://www.diamondbacktactical.com/B...em-P24C25.aspx

http://www.lightfighter.com/istar.as...D28%26pos%3D28

http://www.strategosstore.com/produc...1&1=423&3=4988

Here's a few...

yah, i know there for protection, the hockey thing would be stuff on the front, not shoulder, i jsut mentioned that because they have shoulder protectors too.

Farmboy June 10th, 2006 09:13

Most body armour has the shoulder, groin and neck protection as options. They are not always shown in the pictures though.

redhawk_six June 10th, 2006 11:27

You dont need shoulder protection in airsoft though.

The interceptor is commonly worn with bicep protectors these days. IBA bicep protectors even have pals webbing on them for pouches, though only enough for something like a compass pouch or something.

The vast majority of pouches do not attach by velcro. In fact, i cant think of any pouch that attaches by velcro and velcro only. Even the 'swat' tactical armour carriers have snaps as well as velcro, without the snaps, the pouch is not likely to stay put. Most pouches attach via the PALS/MOLLE system these days.

EDIT: Looks like Tiger Tactical is working on an IBA cover with bicep protectors. Something to consider. http://www.tigertactical.com/gallery...ducts/P4150001

pufnstuf June 10th, 2006 15:29

yah i saw that one, was thinking about it.

leblanc74 November 18th, 2007 02:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by redhawk_six (Post 309341)
You dont need shoulder protection in airsoft though.

The interceptor is commonly worn with bicep protectors these days. IBA bicep protectors even have pals webbing on them for pouches, though only enough for something like a compass pouch or something.

The vast majority of pouches do not attach by velcro. In fact, i cant think of any pouch that attaches by velcro and velcro only. Even the 'swat' tactical armour carriers have snaps as well as velcro, without the snaps, the pouch is not likely to stay put. Most pouches attach via the PALS/MOLLE system these days.

EDIT: Looks like Tiger Tactical is working on an IBA cover with bicep protectors. Something to consider. http://www.tigertactical.com/gallery...ducts/P4150001

did you manage to get one of these?

ThunderCactus November 18th, 2007 17:06

IBA interceptor (or OTV) has shoulder pads, but its hard to locate them, they're usually on ebay, and if your buying a cover buy one size smaller than your jacket.

Gryphon November 18th, 2007 17:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by redhawk_six (Post 309341)
You dont need shoulder protection in airsoft though.

As if you need ANY sort of armor at all when playing airsoft. It's all a fashion show.


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