Shoulder protection with a Class 1 ballistic package Dobron Multicam

Description Shoulder protection with a Class 1 ballistic package Dobron Multicam, this additional zone of protection can play a crucial role in combat, enabling soldiers to maintain efficiency and mission readiness. Features Front part: 315×205 mm. Weight: 0.5 kg Total protection area: provides comprehensive shoulder 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 impact force 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 extra strength and water resistance, and is tear resistant. Characteristics Mounting: Convenient attachment with velcro and additional straps ensures easy and secure fixation to the main equipment. Compatibility: The universal design fits any plate carrier. Ergonomic design: Specially designed to fit perfectly to the shoulders without causing discomfort when worn with other equipment. Recommendations for use Who needs it: This protection is suitable for soldiers who are on the front line and need additional protection of the shoulder area. In particular, snipers, medics, or heavy weapon operators, where the shoulders can often be vulnerable during missions. Types of tasks: Shoulder protection is especially important during maneuvering combat, assault operations and when carrying heavy objects. It is also suitable for prolonged wear in the prone position or during an ambush. Why you need it: Protects against bullet and shrapnel wounds, reducing the risk of injuries that could limit a soldier’s ability to fire or provide first aid. Who it’s not for: This type of protection may be unnecessary for tasks that require high mobility. For example, for scouts or soldiers with special missions behind enemy lines. Benefits of use: Shoulder protection provides an additional level of security, allowing soldiers to feel more confident during combat operations.