About Stab Proof Vest

Higharmor's stab-proof vests are lightweight (carbon fiber) and come in a variety of novel and realistic designs. They can be worn at any time in daily life. They are highly protective and easy to hide in life. The flexible design concept maximizes comfort and protection.

We consider every detail when producing these designs, so you will have unlimited flexibility, complete freedom, and professional-grade stab protection.

They are often worn by people from all walks of life, such as police, paramedics, doormen/bodyguards, and security personnel.

Stab-proof vests are used to protect people from threats such as screwdrivers, needles, knives, ice picks, etc. Our stab-proof vests can resist blunt trauma caused by impacts, batons, and other blunt objects. This is unique to stab-proof vests.

 

1. Can stab-proof vests stop bullets?
Stab-proof vests have little protection against firearms, especially large-caliber firearms. Most bulletproof vests have little penetration against piercing weapons such as knives. Stab-proof clothing is not equal to bulletproof vests.

2. Do police wear stab-proof vests?

Many professions wear stab-proof vests. Police officers are one of them, but they are also often worn by paramedics, security guards, traffic warden, environmental warden, customs officers, immigration officers, bailiffs, cash in transit officers, doormen/bodyguards, or anyone who might be threatened.

3. Do stab-proof vests expire?
Before use, you should always carefully inspect the vest for signs of damage - tears, odors, burns, and creases. Our exoskeleton stab-proof vests use aluminum instead of aramid fibers, so the material will not expire. If properly maintained, the vest should last for many years.

4. Should you choose a stab-proof vest or a body armor?
If you live in an area with high gun crime, you may want to buy a body armor. However, if guns are not a threat, a knife or nail guard may be more appropriate. For example, if you work in a prison, it is unlikely that an inmate will shoot you. However, an inmate may make a homemade hilt or knife to use against you.

If you feel you may be in a dangerous situation involving guns, you may want to buy a concealed bulletproof vest. This vest will protect you from small arms bullets without being seen.

If you feel you may be at risk of a knife attack, you should consider purchasing a stab-proof vest. Stab-proof vests offer a different type of protection than bullet-proof vests. Stab-proof materials are used to protect the body's vital organs from knife attacks - some vests also protect against spikes. When someone stabs another person, they tend to stab the abdomen. Therefore, stab-proof body armor stops a knife from penetrating the body, protecting the wearer from injury.