BeaverFit was founded by Tom Beaver in 2010 who created what is essentially a gym-in-a-box to facilitate functional fitness for deployed British military personnel. Since then, they’ve picked up some international business (including America and Australia) and created a wide variety of fitness equipment. Their latest offering are training plates which mimic the form of actual ballistic plates but are intended for use in non-ballistic training such as lifting, runs and road marches. The plates can be had in curved (£150) or flat (£60) configurations. The plates weigh 5 kg each. The curved version incorprate Cerakote to the plate from rust and 10mm neoprene at the rear for use while working out. The flat plates are 10mm thick and offer powder coat protection.
BeaverFit it has been working with C2R and also offers a complimentary Plate Carrier. Available in MultiCam and MultiCam Black, it is made from laser cut 500D Cordura and Hypalon, weighing .5 kg. Additionally, the Plate Carrier is outfitted with a removable Hypalon three magazine carrier,along with three .5 kg training weights to simulate magazines. The Carrier is offered alone or with two 5 kg BeaverFit training plates.
