50cal Desert Eagle vs Armored hoodie

Published on March 10, 2021
Duration: 9:58

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a Level 3A armored hoodie from Wonder Hoodie against various firearms, including a .50 AE Desert Eagle. While the hoodie successfully stopped a point-blank .50 AE round and shotgun slugs, it was penetrated by sustained 9mm fire. The test highlights the effectiveness of soft armor against handgun rounds but also its limitations under rapid fire.

Quick Summary

A Level 3A armored hoodie successfully stopped a point-blank .50 AE Desert Eagle round and shotgun slugs. However, it was penetrated by sustained rapid fire from a 9mm Glock 17, highlighting limitations against high-volume threats.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Level 3A Armored Hoodie
  2. 01:12.22 Caliber Machine Gun Test
  3. 01:569mm Glock 17 Rapid Fire Test
  4. 04:10.50 AE Desert Eagle Test
  5. 06:35Shotgun Test (Birdshot & Slug)

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Level 3A armored hoodie stop a .50 AE Desert Eagle round?

Yes, in this test, a Level 3A armored hoodie made with Kevlar successfully stopped a single point-blank .50 AE round from a Desert Eagle. However, the impact force would likely cause significant blunt trauma.

How does soft body armor perform against sustained fire?

Soft body armor, like the Level 3A hoodie tested, has limitations against sustained fire. While it stopped a single 9mm round, a rapid string of 13 rounds resulted in penetration, indicating it's not designed for high-volume threats.

What calibers did the armored hoodie withstand?

The armored hoodie successfully stopped rounds from a .22 caliber machine gun, a single 9mm Glock 17 round, and both birdshot and a 1oz slug from a 12-gauge shotgun.

What is the coverage of the Wonder Hoodie tested?

The Wonder Hoodie tested features armor panels made of Kevlar in the torso and hood areas. The sleeves of the hoodie are not armored.

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