Pro-gard Riot Shields

    June 28, 2022
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    Pro-gard Riot Shields are ultra-light weight making them a perfect tool for law enforcement in maintaining crowds, tactical deployment, or corrections. The Riot Shields are available in two different models, the body shield and the capture shield both are available in multiple sizes with customizable identification labels.

    Pro-gard’s Riot Shields are built of .150” polycarbonate and are equipped with an adjustable breakaway arm strap and durable abs handles. The Riot Shields are designed with a formed radius, ergonomic features and break away straps to prevent injury if the officer is faced with an attempted disarmament.
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    Features:

    • Lightweight, easy to use
    • Ergonomic handle made from durable ABS
    • Easily adjustable nylon Break-away arm strap
    • Reversible Injection Molded handle for Left or Right hand usage
    • Durable Closed Cell Foam padding for forearm protection
    • Two sizes available
    • Both Body and Capture models
    • Electrically neutral, will not conduct electricity
    • Constructed of UV stabilized Polycarbonate material
    • Identification Label Options include: None, Police, Corrections Sheriff

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