This T-Shirt Is Supposed To Save Your Life | Premier Everyday Armor (ft. AFT)

Published on May 9, 2026
Duration: 20:48

This video tests the ballistic capabilities of Premier Body Armor's Everyday Armor T-Shirt, a Level 3A concealable soft armor system. The test involves shooting the t-shirt with various handgun calibers, from .22 LR up to .357 Magnum and even .300 Blackout, using a simulated torso setup with wood boards and foam to assess backface deformation. The t-shirt successfully stopped all handgun rounds tested, though higher calibers caused significant energy transfer, indicating potential for bruising or rib injury. The video highlights the product's discretion and comfort for everyday wear, making it suitable for roles requiring concealed protection.

Quick Summary

The Premier Body Armor Everyday Armor T-Shirt offers Level 3A ballistic protection in a discreet, comfortable design suitable for everyday wear. Tested against various handgun calibers, it successfully stopped rounds like 9mm and .45 ACP, with significant energy transfer noted for higher calibers. Its lightweight and concealable nature makes it an attractive option for individuals needing concealed protection without the bulk of traditional armor.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Product Overview
  2. 00:10DeskPop Welcome and AFT Mention
  3. 00:20Wearing the Premier Body Armor T-Shirt
  4. 00:36Level 3A Protection Explained
  5. 00:40Testing Methodology: Foam and Wood Boards
  6. 00:55Black vs. White T-Shirt Versions
  7. 01:14Assessing Energy Transfer and Injury Potential
  8. 01:53Testing Begins: .22 LR
  9. 03:49.22 LR Test Results
  10. 04:16Testing .22 Magnum
  11. 04:33.22 Magnum Test Results
  12. 05:12Sponsors: HSL Ammunition, Gideon Optics
  13. 05:40Testing .380 ACP
  14. 06:10.380 ACP Test Results
  15. 06:34Testing .380 ACP Solid Copper
  16. 06:51.380 ACP Solid Copper Test Results
  17. 07:25Testing 5.7x28mm
  18. 07:395.7x28mm Test Results
  19. 08:22Testing 9mm
  20. 08:469mm Test Results
  21. 09:18Testing High Velocity 9mm
  22. 09:37High Velocity 9mm Test Results
  23. 10:08Testing .410 Bore Slug
  24. 10:32.410 Bore Slug Test Results
  25. 11:43Preparing for Larger Calibers
  26. 11:59Testing 45 ACP
  27. 12:1245 ACP Test Results
  28. 12:50Testing 10mm
  29. 13:1010mm Test Results
  30. 14:21Testing .357 Magnum
  31. 14:36.357 Magnum Test Results
  32. 15:32Analysis of .357 Magnum Impact
  33. 16:24Testing .300 Blackout
  34. 16:50.300 Blackout Test Setup
  35. 17:36.300 Blackout Test Results
  36. 18:04Analysis of .300 Blackout Performance
  37. 18:55Product Name and NIJ Certification
  38. 19:13Comfort and Wearability Review
  39. 19:34Side Plate Inclusion and Weight
  40. 20:01Affordability and Value
  41. 20:13Use Cases: Public Speakers, Executive Protection
  42. 20:40Conclusion and Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ballistic protection level of the Premier Body Armor Everyday Armor T-Shirt?

The Premier Body Armor Everyday Armor T-Shirt is rated for Level 3A protection. This means it is designed to stop most handgun rounds, including common calibers like 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP, as well as some higher-velocity rounds.

How does the Premier Body Armor T-Shirt compare to traditional body armor in terms of comfort and discretion?

The t-shirt is significantly more comfortable and discreet than traditional body armor. It is lightweight, designed to be worn under regular clothing without obvious bulk or creasing, and offers better breathability, making it suitable for everyday wear.

What was the testing methodology used for the Premier Body Armor T-Shirt?

The testing involved shooting the t-shirt with various handgun calibers. Behind the armor, layers of foam and 1/4-inch wood boards were used to simulate a torso and assess backface deformation and the potential for injury from the impact energy.

Can the Premier Body Armor T-Shirt stop rifle rounds?

The t-shirt is rated for Level 3A, which is designed for handgun rounds. While it demonstrated impressive performance against some higher-energy handgun rounds and even .300 Blackout, it is not rated to stop rifle rounds. Adding a hard armor plate behind it would be necessary for rifle protection.

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