Bulletproof VestsCompare 60 products and request a quote

Compare wearable bulletproof vests and body armor for duty, concealed wear and tactical applications. Review the armor panels and complete configuration, not just the appearance of the vest or its carrier.

Shop bulletproof vests by protection level

Bulletproof vests (also searched as bullet proof vests or ballistic vests) are grouped by the threat they are rated to stop. Start with the level your assignment requires:

• Level IIIA body armor: soft armor vests and concealable panels for common handgun threats, the usual choice for patrol and security duty.
• Level III body armor: rifle plates and plate carrier packages for rifle threats.
• Level IV body armor: hard plates rated for armor-piercing rifle rounds.

Most vests and armor packages on this page show a price and can be ordered online. Agencies can also buy on purchase order with net-30 terms.

Concealable and tactical vest selection

For under-uniform wear, compare fit, coverage and panel sizing in concealable body armor. For overt use, confirm the carrier, armor panels and equipment attachment requirements. A carrier without compatible armor does not provide ballistic protection.

Check protection and compatibility

Match the exact model to your documented threat requirement. A handgun-rated panel does not establish rifle protection, and a fabric specification such as 500D is not a ballistic rating. Request the relevant manufacturer documentation and verify that the quoted configuration matches it.

For hard inserts, browse ballistic plates; for compatible load-carrying equipment, compare plate carriers.

Build a department vest quote

Add selected products with their Request a Quote buttons. Include wearer sizes, panel dimensions, quantities, the required protection standard and your delivery deadline. Request confirmation of the exact configuration and lead time before ordering.

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Bulletproof vest questions

What level bulletproof vest do I need?

Level IIIA soft armor covers most handgun threats and is what most patrol and security vests use. Rifle threats need Level III or Level IV hard armor plates in a plate carrier. Always match the exact model's documented rating to the threat you face.

What is the difference between a concealable and a tactical vest?

A concealable vest is worn under a uniform shirt with soft armor panels. A tactical or overt vest is worn over clothing, usually with attachment points and pockets for plates. Both need compatible armor panels to provide protection.

Does a plate carrier stop bullets on its own?

No. A carrier holds armor; protection comes from the soft panels or hard plates inside it. Check what is included before ordering.