The Velocity Systems ULV Chameleon Armor Shirt is the most ergonomic, concealable, and comfortable ultra-low visibility armor compression shirt available. The ULV Chameleon Shirt was designed and developed in 2012 and issued National Stock Numbers (NSNs) in 2015. For nine years US and international military forces, agencies, federal and state undercover law enforcement units have been employing the ULV Chameleon Armor Shirt. The positive feedback and continued utilization of the armor carrier is tried and true. This ultra-low visibility compression shirt provides concealed ballistic protection without compromising movement.

The armor carrier is made with a static mesh that holds both soft and hard armor securely, while the high memory compression fabric holds the entire system tightly to the body to reduce signature.  The 100% Nylon knit fabric is abrasion resistant and is treated for moisture wicking and odor and stain resistance.  The internal plate pockets hold the Velocity Systems ULV torso plates or ULV torso soft armor inserts snuggly against the body for maximum concealability. The seams are heavily stitched, and the shoulders are reinforced to ensure the carrier can sustain rigorous use while utilizing hard armor plates. The underarms and sides are made of a breathable compression mesh and include two side front opening zippers to aid with don/doff. The design also includes compression pockets under each arm, sized to fit radios or similar sized equipment. Velocity Systems offers the ULV Chameleon Shirt in black and white, men’s size S-XXL and women’s size XS-LG

The ULV Chameleon Armor Shirt is available to military forces, agencies, the federal government, and undercover law enforcement groups. All colors and sizes are in stock and able to be shipped immediate. To inquire about purchase, please contact info@velsyst.com. All materials and workmanship are 100% made in the USA.

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