Physical Aggression Protective Vest For Special Needs Persons

The Physical Aggression Protective Vest can be utilized to protect the wearer from blunt force trauma injuries when being punched, slapped, kicked and pinched at the front of their torso by a child or adult with special needs, including children with Autism.

This made in the UK vest is only 3mm thick and made from moulded polycarbonate panels. It also incorporates impact protection foam with a water resistant PU cover. It provides excellent levels of protections against knives, spikes, needles, punches, kicks and blunt force objects like hard toys and bats.

Features and Benefits:

• Outstanding protection from blunt force trauma

• Extremely thin and lightweight panels – 0.7 kg/1.4 lb (size large)

• Unlimited shelf life

Inner Panel

• 3mm polycarbonate sheets moulded to the front upper body shape with an impact protective foam layer. Separate moulded panels are available to fit the female and male torsos.

Outer Carrier

• Cordura® nylon outer material

• Spacer mesh ventilation lining or temperature regulating Outlast® lining to help reduce the temperature under the vest when worn in hot and humid environments

• Double Velcro or low-profile close shoulder straps

• Adjustable waist side straps

• YKK zips

• CE marked to PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425

Protection Levels

• Tested and conforms to UK and International standards

• UK Home Office standard Knife Resistance KR1

• NIJ standard 0115.00 Level 1 (24 joules)

• Blunt force trauma protection

• Hypodermic needle protection

Sizes (refer to SIZE CHART button below – ENTER SIZE REQUIRED IN TEXT BOX AT CHECKOUT)

• S – 6XL

• Male and female available

• Made to measure bespoke available

• Wide, Extra-Wide, Regular and Long length available

Available Colours

• Black

Guarantee

• Panels – 5 years

• Covers – 1-year workmanship and materials

Product Care

• Outer cover machine washable at 30ºC

• Replacement and spare covers available to order

Suitable for:

• Parents

• Schools

• Day Care

• Special Education