AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS, July 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) The EnGarde Leopard is the finest NIJ Level IIIA bullet proof vest on the market today. The superior construction and fit make the EnGarde Leopard the perfect tactical vest for law enforcement, the media and private security personnel working in high threat areas.
The Leopard features pockets in the front and back that accept hard armor inserts providing another layer of superior protection from extreme threats such as machine gun fire, grenade fragments and military grade assault rifles.
From now until the end of August, if you purchase the EnGarde Leopard in Navy Blue, we'll throw in the optional throat and arm protectors for free! That's a savings of over 200 euro/ $250 US.
An extra bonus for persons in the Maritime Security industry and those working aboard ships in areas prone to piracy, the Leopard not only provides superior protection, it is so light it actually has positive buoyancy in water!
If you thought that style, superior protection and savings couldn't go together, then we invite you to try the EnGarde Leopard and find out for yourself why EnGarde is one of the fastest growing suppliers of tactical body armor and ballistic bomb blankets in the world.
EnGarde body armor is a Dutch manufacturer and distributor of high quality body armor for law enforcement, military and civilians worldwide.
For more information on EnGarde Body Armor
Web: http://www.engardebodyarmor.com
Contact: Iwan Luiten, Marketing Manager
Address: P.O. Box 17636, 1001JM Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Email: contact@engardebodyarmor.com
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The EnGarde Leopard is the finest NIJ Level IIIA bullet proof vest on the market today. From now until the end of August, if you purchase the EnGarde Leopard in Navy Blue, we'll throw in the optional throat and arm protectors for free!
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[Press-News.org] Stalk The EnGarde Leopard for Summer SavingsThe EnGarde Leopard is the finest NIJ Level IIIA bullet proof vest on the market today. From now until the end of August, if you purchase the EnGarde Leopard in Navy Blue, we'll throw in the optional throat and arm protectors for free!