Is this vest stab proof?
172094
No. It is a light stretchable fabric designed for concealment, not as armor.
172095
Nope! This is not a tactical vest. It is made from lightweight dry-fit material.
172096
Nothing is "stab proof". This product does not offer any protection that any other brand of t-shirt offers.
172097
No..it's a heavy duty shirt & reinforced in the holster areas, but wouldn't stop a knife.
672598
Not on the vest. I used the vest on safari in South Africa, and was very happy with it. No problems!
491055
no , this is a nep bullet proof , like a leather vest , will never buy again with this seller .rgds ,Jadoenath
1895328
I dont have a picture handy, however, I purchased these previously for other gear and had two left to use for the sheath: Maxpedition 5-Inch TacTile - Pack Of 4 (Foliage Green) . I tacked mine around kidney level on the back of a tac vest, facing horizontally, with the pommel set right around the center/rear of my lower rib cage. Pulling from the sheath is an easy click removal of the "safety clip" you will note in the pictures. Hanging it, like you're asking should retain without any issue as well, again, because of the "safety" on the sheath, and should allow the knife to slide right into your hand. (PS- Have a stone handy! It comes with a hone, but not a great one.) I dont have a picture handy, however, I purchased these previously for other gear and had two left to use for the sheath: Maxpedition 5-Inch TacTile - Pack Of 4 (Foliage Green) . I tacked mine around kidney level on the back of a tac vest, facing horizontally, with the pommel set right around the center/rear of my lower rib cage. Pulling from the sheath is an easy click removal of the "safety clip" you will note in the pictures. Hanging it, like you're asking should retain without any issue as well, again, because of the... » Read More I dont have a picture handy, however, I purchased these previously for other gear and had two left to use for the sheath: Maxpedition 5-Inch TacTile - Pack Of 4 (Foliage Green) . I tacked mine around kidney level on the back of a tac vest, facing horizontally, with the pommel set right around the center/rear of my lower rib cage. Pulling from the sheath is an easy click removal of the "safety clip" you will note in the pictures. Hanging it, like you're asking should retain without any issue as well, again, because of the "safety" on the sheath, and should allow the knife to slide right into your hand. (PS- Have a stone handy! It comes with a hone, but not a great one.) « Show Less
115748
Yes, it shows a bit. I use a plate with an operator cut. It doesnt bother me at all. I think its a good affordable option, and great for light duty use. This particular vest does not have an option for a back plate.
1788852
Unfortunately I am not familiar with the Petflect Vest, so can't compare them. We are very happy with out SafetyPup XD vest. It has not shown any signs of wear thus far.
2243218
the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but... » Read More the inserts have the same shape as the vest, they overlap each other in the above hip-bellow armpit area (just like the vest overlaps in the picture); mine are aprox 25 inch wide (below armpits) by 22 inch high (bottom to shoulder) The inserts are an exact fit for the vest, every area of the body covered by vest will be protected with kevlar (including shoulder and neck). I didn't bother checking the thickness, if its level IIA who cares how thick it is... There is only one pouch in the high abdomen area, The one on the picture looks bigger than mine, a berreta will not fit in there but something smaller, like a glock 29 or a wheel gun should fit easily. « Show Less
1705530
No, a thumb grip for real gangsters. The button kind don't always lock. It makes it seem like you stabbed your foe but instead the blade accidentally slides back down. This is the best way to go if you got to stab someone with style.
595818
I can't say for sure but this vest seems to be tough enough for auto weapons mags.: just bought it cause it has a holster for my pellet pistol
2007849
yes it is and it uses a positive retention case so it can be hung up side down with out the use of the snap (that just gets in the way anyway) without worrying about falling out. great blade for the price if you are looking for a cheapish tactical blade to go on a vest
632757
Honestly, I haven't had to defend myself with it, but it feels like you could really mess up an attacker with it. It's really sturdy and with limited practice I'm able to present it quickly. I read a ton of reviews of different knives before purchasing and this one has the best and after buying it, I'll say it does not disappoint. I carry it with me all the time. I can even clip it on to my pajama pants pocket when walking out to get the mail or visit a neighbor across the street (always looking out for random dogs or suspicious pedestrians.) It really is comforting. I highly recommend it as do tons of other people. Go for it man! It's so low-priced too! Hope this helps Honestly, I haven't had to defend myself with it, but it feels like you could really mess up an attacker with it. It's really sturdy and with limited practice I'm able to present it quickly. I read a ton of reviews of different knives before purchasing and this one has the best and after buying it, I'll say it does not disappoint. I carry it with me all the time. I can even clip it on to my pajama pants pocket when walking out to get the mail or visit a neighbor across the street (always looking out for random dogs or suspicious pedestrians.) It really is comforting. I highly recommend it... » Read More Honestly, I haven't had to defend myself with it, but it feels like you could really mess up an attacker with it. It's really sturdy and with limited practice I'm able to present it quickly. I read a ton of reviews of different knives before purchasing and this one has the best and after buying it, I'll say it does not disappoint. I carry it with me all the time. I can even clip it on to my pajama pants pocket when walking out to get the mail or visit a neighbor across the street (always looking out for random dogs or suspicious pedestrians.) It really is comforting. I highly recommend it as do tons of other people. Go for it man! It's so low-priced too! Hope this helps « Show Less
1163985
Yes. The sheath matches the handle in color and provides secure protection from the blade when not in use.
1133617
It's something kind of foam. It's not hard plastic or anything like that. Stabbing will go through. Slashes I don't know maybe. For blunt objects it cushions the impact. But it will still hurt.
2158122
I think so - I used it for combat simulations and throwing practice, and the blade hasn't snapped off yet. It stings a bit if you're hit with it when it's thrown, but nobody has been injured.
988711
No, I don't believe so, but I suppose you could make an opening yourself and reinforce the edges around the opening. I use a collar. I really like the vest for my dog especially during hunting season.
1247148
well it can go on a back pack or body armor or on a belt. they have the leg strap which can be nice. and also the sheath is has a hard plastic so you wont stab yourself while your knife is in it.
2186006
That is not true. All Leather necks one with a Secure-x sheath. Anthony, Ready Or Not Prep