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Who are the top body armor manufacturers?

Writer: C4SEM Group
C4SEM Group
Mar 23, 2025
2 min read

It's difficult to name top body armor manufacturers as it depends on factors like intended use, ballistic level, and budget. However, here are some well-regarded manufacturers and types of body armor, along with their NIJ ballistic levels, that are commonly considered popular among users: 

NIJ Ballistic Levels and Considerations:

  • Level IIIA: Protects against handgun rounds, including .44 Magnum. 

  • Level III: Protects against some but not all rifle rounds. 

  • Level IV: Protects against high-powered rifle rounds and armor-piercing ammunition. 

 A few of the Manufacturers and Products: (not in any particular order)

  • Premier Body Armor: Known for its Stratis Level III+ and Fortis line of body armor, including the Fortis Level III+ GT Loadout and Fortis Level III+ Loadout. 

  • RMA Armament: Offers Level IV body armor plates, like the 1155mc Multi-Curve. 

  • Spartan Armor Systems: Offers a range of body armor, including RF3 (Level IV), RF2 (Level III+), RF1 (Level III), and HG2 (Level IIIA). 

  • Armor Express: Known for its RZR-XT-IIIA panel, a well-balanced, high-flexibility option. 

  • EnGarde: Offers the FLEX-PRO™ panel, a well-regarded Level IIIA option. 

  • Point Blank Enterprises Inc: Known for its AXBIIIA panel, a thin and concealable Level IIIA option. 

  • Safariland Armor: mainly used by Law Enforcement and the Military, Offers many options form plate carriers, vests, and outer carriers. Known for the HW-2019-01-SB model, a lightweight Level IIIA option. 

  • Slate Solutions: Offers the SLXIIIA panel, a flexible and well-priced Level IIIA option. 

  • AR500 Armor: Known for its Veritas plate carrier. 

  • 5.11 Tactical: Offers the TACTEC PLATE CARRIER. 

  • Ferro Concepts: Known for its Slickster plate carrier. 

  • Crye Precision: Offers the AVS plate carrier. 

Factors to Consider When Choosing Body Armor:

  • Ballistic Level: Determine the level of protection needed based on the anticipated threats. 

  • Weight and Mobility: Consider the weight and bulk of the armor, as well as how it will affect mobility. 

  • Concealability: If concealment is a priority, look for thinner and lighter options. 

  • Material: Body armor can be made from materials like aramid, UHMWPE, steel, ceramics, or hybrids of these materials. 

  • Budget: Body armor can range in price depending on the level of protection and features

 



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