TURBO-X Riot Suit

    Nov. 18, 2024
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    TURBO-X Riot Suit
    TURBO-X Riot Suit

    EDI’s TURBO-X Riot Suit provides it all for when you need to be protected the most. Trusted by law enforcement for years, this 1-size-fits-all riot suit protects up to NIJ level 1 stab-proof resistance (on the front & back) and is coated with a layer of flame retardant treatment. It is strong, lightweight, and designed for maximum user control during anti-riot and civil unrest operations.

    Designed for optimal mobility, the TURBO-X Riot Suit provides front, back, upper arm, lower arm, groin, thigh, leg, shin, lower leg, and foot protection.

    Features
    • STAB-PROOF (LEVEL1): Includes one front and one back anti-stab panel tested in accordance to NIJ 0115 anti-stab level II standards.
    • COMPLETE SHOULDER PROTECTION: Suit includes modular shoulder protection to protect the user while allowing full arm mobility.
    • FLEXIBLE GROIN COVER: A flexible groin cover is included to allow the user to move easily during operations.
    • FULL FOOT PROTECTION: Includes hard and durable foot coverings.
    • This suit is available with level III-A ballistic plates inserted within the front and back. (Customized production)

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