BulletSafe just announced the launch of its newest ballistic product, the Elite IIA Bulletproof Vest. Designed to stop handgun rounds up to .44 Rem. Mag, the BulletSafe Elite IIIA offers serious protection for anyone in harm’s way.
BulletSafe Elite IIIA Bulletproof Vest
The BulletSafe IIIA vest first launched in 2015, offering similar protection in a vest that retailed for around $300. Now the updated version comes stab- and slash-proof.
The Elite IIIA features 600 denier polyester. It offers customization with accessories as well. The vest utilizes wrap-around, front and rear ballistic panels to offer total torso protection.
Additionally, BulletSafe vests include flexible, breathable shoulder and side straps. For law enforcement users, the vest stays firm but comfortable, important for all-day wear.
The Elite IIIA vest conceals easily underneath regular clothing. A modular design enables each user to adjust the vest for comfort and mobility. It also comes in seven different sizes, ranging from XS through 4XL.
Each BulletSafe vest comes in black and work-ready, including a spot for a Velcro unit patch on the front breast. Additional ballistic plates upgrade the system as well, including protection against higher-caliber firearms, according to BulletSafe.
The Class IIIA vest rating equals protection against almost all handgun rounds. All IIIA vests test against bullets up to .44 Mag. The Elite IIIA protects against smaller rounds as well.
“We are quite comfortable in saying that a class IIIA vest will protect you from almost any handgun you will encounter and certainly any handgun that someone conceals,” said a BulletSafe statement. “Handgun violence makes up most of the shooting injuries in the U.S., so this bulletproof vest offers a great level of protection for you.”
More people than ever before purchased firearms in 2020, many for the very first time. Now double down on the protection, and check out the Elite IIIA vest. The BulletSafe Elite IIIA retails for $299. For even more info, please visit bulletsafe.com.
