Ballistic neck protection class 1 Dobron Multicam

Description Ballistic neck protection class 1 Dobron Multicam is the ideal choice for personnel who require protection in the prone position. Characteristics Front part: 400×253 mm. Side sections (2 pcs.): 390×200 mm each. Weight: 0.862 kg Total protection area: provides front and rear neck protection. Compliance with standards Complies with the 1st class of protection of DSTU 8782:2018. Withstands 9×18 mm Makarov and 9×19 mm Luger bullets with a velocity of up to 335±10 m/s. Ballistic pouch materials High molecular weight polyethylene HMPE: Manufactured by Dyneema, USA. This material is recognized for its exceptional strength with minimal weight. It provides an unsurpassed protective effect. Aramid fiber (Kevlar): Known for its ability to reduce the force of impact and minimize the risk of injury from bullets and fragments. Oxford: Ensures the integrity of the elements and protection from moisture, extending the life of the product. Case materials Cordura: adds additional strength and water resistance, and is tear resistant. Features Mounting: Convenient attachment with velcro and additional straps ensures easy and secure attachment to your main equipment. Compatibility: The universal design fits any plate carrier. Ergonomic design: Specially designed to fit perfectly to the neck and shoulders without causing discomfort when worn with other equipment. Recommendations for use Who needs it: The ballistic recumbent neck protector is designed for military personnel in combat conditions without limiting head mobility. In particular, for combat vehicle operators, artillerymen and snipers in the prone position. Types of tasks: This protective device provides neck protection against shrapnel and bullets. It is especially important when the soldier’s silhouette is low, for example, when firing from cover or performing tasks in the prone position. Why you need it: Compared to the traditional standing collar gorget, the lying down gorget provides better ventilation and less restriction of movement. It also provides reliable protection for key arteries and airways. Who is definitely not suitable for: This type of protection may be less effective for soldiers performing active standing maneuvers where protection above the neck area, including the throat and chin, is required. Benefits of use: The lying gorget provides a balance between the necessary protection and comfort. At the same time, it does not distract the soldier from performing tasks.