Videos tagged with Face Shield

This video demonstrates how a standard Uvex clear face shield can effectively mask a human heat signature from thermal imaging. Testing shows significant reduction in thermal visibility when wearing the shield, especially when combined with natural cover like foliage. The shield is helmet-rail compatible and made of clear polycarbonate.

This video tests a military-surplus face shield against various calibers, starting with .410 birdshot from a Henry Mare's Leg. The shield shattered upon impact, failing to provide adequate protection and creating dangerous shrapnel. While it stopped some pellets, the resulting fragmentation poses a significant risk to the user's face.

This video tests an AliExpress ballistic face shield mounted on a helmet, protecting a pumpkin. The shield demonstrates surprising effectiveness, stopping rounds with visible bullet impacts and spiderweb cracking but no penetration. The test highlights the shield's thickness and potential for ballistic protection in tactical applications.

This review tests an allegedly NIJ Level IIIA ballistic face shield from AliExpress. While an impact-resistant shield failed against 9mm, the ballistic shield successfully stopped 12-gauge birdshot, .22 LR, .32 ACP, 9mm FMJ, Sellier & Bellot XRG, and even 7.62x25mm Tokarev rounds. Despite impressive ballistic performance for its price, the mounting system was found to be flimsy.

This video introduces the new ARIA19 Air Filtration System from Parcil Safety. The description highlights a discount code '704tactical' for 25% off purchases made through the provided Parcil Safety link. It also mentions that the channel receives many items for review and utilizes affiliate links for Amazon and Avantlink, among others, which support the channel.

This video from OpticsPlanet.com introduces a "Pandemic PPE Costume" designed for a safe and unique Halloween celebration. The kit includes an isolation suit, goggles, face shield, and an FFP2-rated respiratory face mask, along with a no-touch keychain handtool and hand sanitizer. The description highlights the dual-purpose nature of the gear, suggesting it can be used beyond Halloween and might even be a conversation starter. While promoting safe celebration, a disclaimer clarifies that the items are not guaranteed to prevent virus transmission.