Plates for vest?
 

hey im just wanting to get plates for my 2 vests (fake plates) aaand im just wantin to double check on which ones i need. The 2 vests im using are
a Wasath

http://1337tactical.com/shop/product...?productId=128

and a plate carrier.

http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/ai...l?prodID=22184


are these the proper plates?
http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/ai...l?prodID=17524
for the wasatch

http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/ai...l?prodID=17523
for the plate carrier?

Yes.

If you are using a Phantom/Pantec wasatch Large plates dont fit from what ive heard. Medium is a safe bet, especially since the wasatch by Phantom is actually a Weesatch(slightly smaller version)

yea i got the mediums. large would have been to big for the front

i got real plates i work with a guy he is a ex navy seal

Pardon me for sounding quite silly, but why do you want plates like this for airsoft?

Medium plates for medium size vest, large plates for large size vest.
I've got a fake SAPI filled with sand that WEIGHS as much as a real one ;) lol
I'm a small guy with no beer belly so I found them to be uncomfortable, but I cut out a plate shape from a 1/2" foam matress and it works great.

And to answer Aquamarine:
It adds alot of rigidity to your vest, keeps your mags from slapping your gut while running (great thing when you have 12), it absorbs alot of fall damage and prevents things like the end of a transmission from punching a hole in your ribcage when you fall on it :)

To simulate a realistic loadout's weight.

And yeah, thundercactus is correct. It DOES save your soft bits from impacts.. Falling on your gun would probably hurt a lot less... lol.

the kind of protection you want when you are doing indoor games at 450 fps..... :D

SHA DO

wow...sounds fun.... in a terrible not-at-all-fun kinda way....

Gotcha! Thanks for the explanation :D

Agreed.

Try rolling down an embankment on your gun. That's a whole world of fun hehe.:D