UPC™ ULTRALIGHT PLATE CARRIER vests are currently the most popular type of vest. The main role of these tactical vests is to have ballistic inserts, which allows officers to increase their safety while on duty. Increasingly, not only soldiers, but also police and border guards are turning to these solutions. Most plate carriers do not have pockets. Instead, they are equipped with MOLLE type attachment systems, thanks to which we can quickly and easily attach the pouches we need. It's the complete freedom in choosing the configuration of the vest that makes them so popular. Some vests are equipped with modern quick-release systems. Thanks to them, the user can remove the equipment in one movement if necessary. By deciding our products at https://uarmprotection.com/shop/category/body-armor/ you can be sure that you are getting a top quality product that has been developed based on the experience of real law enforcement personnel.

Modular Vests

Modular vests, like plated karemats, usually do not have pockets as standard. The panels allow them to be configured optimally for our needs. Standardized assembly means that we can use packs from any manufacturer. Because of this, we have access to a wide variety of pouches and pouches. What separates these modular vests from the plate carriers is a slightly different cut that is not designed to carry ballistic plates. Therefore, they are ideal for use where such additional protection is not needed. This simple and relatively cheap group of products is often the choice of, for example, security or police officers. The location of the pockets is fixed, and they are an integral part of the equipment. This allows the vest to be used right “off the rack,” without the need to buy pouches and pouches. Of course, this solution has some disadvantages—the fixed arrangement of the pockets means that the vest can only be adapted to our needs to a very limited extent. Most of them are adapted specifically to the needs of security or police officers. For example, we will find pockets and fastening systems adapted to carry means of direct coercion (baton, gas, firearms), radios or armbands.