Level IIIA Ballistic Face Masks

    April 13, 2011
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    Available only to law enforcement, military or security personnel, Tamiami's Ballistic Face Mask Level IIIA (for Use With Helmets, pictured) and Full Face Mask are ergonomically fit for officers.

    The Level IIIA Ballistic Face Mask has been designed to maximize comfort while providing total front facial protection. Additional padding is incorporated at the forehead and either side of the face to maximize shock absorption from ballistic threats. A six point elastic attachment system allows the user to adjust for the perfect fit.

    Ideal design for use with tactical helmets while maximizing shock absorption and comfort.
    The Ballistic Face Mask provides total front facial protection against all Level 3A and lesser ballistic threats. 

    • Sold only to Law Enforcement, Military, or Security Personnel.

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