Ballistic Protection Level Size
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Small For size Small Interceptor OTV / IBAS 8.75" Wide by 11.75" Tall ~22 by 30 cm.
Medium For size Medium Interceptor OTV / IBAS 9.5" Wide by 12.5" Tall ~24 by 32 cm.
Large For size Large (or XL) Interceptor OTV / IBAS 10" by 13" ~25 by 33 cm.
What size are 10x12 plates?
10x12 NIJ Level III ICW 1.6 Lbs Ballistic Plate, 0.5in Thick The lightest 7.62×51 plate on the market! Dimensions: Nominal Length: 12in (305mm) Nominal Width: 10in (254mm)
What size plates do the Marines use?
The plate carrier will come in all the usual sizes, plus small short, X-small short, small long, and comes with a 6 x 6 inch side plate for those smaller-stature devil dogs, and should help outfit an additional 14,568 Marines with gear that actually, you know, fits.17 jul 2017
What level are Army SAPI plates?
level III
What size are SAPI plates?
8" by 10" (20 X 30 cm) Many females and smaller frames
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Medium SAPI - 9.5 by 12.5" (24 X 32 cm) Most males, especially longer torsos.
Large SAPI - 10.25 by 13.25" (26 X 34) Larger males (or more coverage on the back)
XL SAPI - 11" by 14" The "Big boys!"
Are plate carriers one size fits all?
Still, the listed size of the plate carrier varies depending on brand. ... A company like 5.11 Tactical only offers a one-size-fits-all, Blackhawk offers traditional sizes like small, medium, and large, and AR500 sizes are listed according to plate size.22 jun 2021
What size plate carrier should I wear?
Armor Plate Sizing The top of your back armor plate should be approximately one inch or two vertebrae below your Vertebra prominens. The bottom of your armor plate should be approximately one to three inches above your belly button, depending on your height and torso size.4 oct 2021
How should armor plates fit?
When standing, the top plate edge should rest at the level of the jugular notch (the soft spot right above the sternum). Bottom of the plate edge should extend to approximately 4.5 inches above your service belt insuring protection of vital organs and vessels. The plate should fit comfortably when standing or sitting.