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Change: 555550 paracord in a pinch.Cons: The main issue is breaking in a good pair of boots and getting used to wearing them. However, one should avoid
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Change: Not easy to grab orOffers bite,some hasextremely partialminimal impact resistance, is lightweight, combines goggles and mask, easy to wear, and the look is somewhat intimidating. Many brands
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Change: rubber can degrade over time, especially with surplus models. They can be 8claustrophobic hoursand hard to breathe in, also makes sighting weapons in lightdifficult. Generally concentrations.difficult Doesto littleuse, especially for long periods of time. Little to stopno protection in either bulletsballistic or
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Change: Tough gloves of cotton or cotton/leather composite construction meant to protect the hands while gardening or doing yard work.Pros: Sometimes fluid proof, bite resistant, prevents blisters, extremely common.Cons: Often sweaty and hot to wear, no resistance beyond biting, reduces dexterity and eliminates most feeling. FOOTWEAR AND ACCESSORIES: Hiking
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: Zero chance of splatter infection. Filters air, so if the contaminant is airborne, you're safe. Some come with water tubes, so you can drink without worrying about taking it off. Offers medium amount of physical protection. Cons: Most filters will not last more than
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Change: maneuverabilitymaneuverability. This page is an overview of some common equipment that one may find themselves using for protection. For very specialized and custom built equipment, take a look at the Unconventional ArmoArmorr page. Body Protection: Battle Dress Uniform: Leather Armor: Description: Tough uniform blouse
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Change: hinged visor. Pro:Pros: Very solid protection, and good splash resistance. The best option for a motorcycle rider. Sometimes comes with communication features.Cons: Hampers breathing, may fog. Traps heat and somewhat limits field of vision. Very bulky and shape makes it impossible to shoulder a firearm.Con:
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Change: A lightweight helmet designed to protect against impacts. Unlike a bicycle helmet, aerodynamic shape is not a requirement, so skate helmets tend to be more
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Change: See link for further info.Pros: Bite proof, fluid proof, almost stab proof. Flexible and lighter than modern body armor or metal equivalents.Cons: Hot, heavy, binds movement. Hard to get, expensive to make. Bullet Proof Vest: (See Ballistic Armor) Ghillie (Yowie) Suit: Description: A soft
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Change: peddle,paddle, still requires time to "break in" in order to wear comfortably. Description: A rugged type of boot worn by most military and emergency response personnel. Can come in a number of cuts, with hardened inserts.Pros: Provides good blunt impact and puncture
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Change: A boot made for the outdoors, often worn by spelunkers, hikers, and hunters. Can come in a variety of shapes and colors.Pro: Usually waterproof, offers ankle support, lighter than combat boots, built for sturdiness.Con: Some heel designs make it hard to
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Change: Fairly heavy. Harness on most not very well made, and impacts can slam straight into your skull ever when stopped. Modification may help this. Limited protection compared to modern models. Gives military image. Description: An aramid fiber helmet designed to effectively stop
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Change: Pretty bulky and sacrifices some dexterity, although not as bat as some other types; it is a reasonable goal to train around them. Description: Leather gloves made to increase grip on the steering wheel while drivingPros: Increases grip, provides some protection. Retains dexterity and some heatCons:
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Change: Can be clumsy to wear, leading to potential ankle, leg, and knee injuries. Generally more a liability than an asset, as zombies can't use land
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Change: straps make for perfect handles for the undead and also tend to get snagged on things. The pockets are designed with maximum capacity in mind instead of user comfort, so they get in way and hinder movement. Pockets are usuallySome closedcome with velcro which makes
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Change: to protect against other human. They tend to itbe heavy and don't quickly).breathe well. A ghillie or yowie suit, is a type of camouflage clothing designed to resemble heavy foliage. Typically, it is
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Change: Some fluids can penetrate the material, and not that hard to bite through nor tear in hand-to-hand combat (especially armed h/h combat). A camouflage suit usually worn by the military. Pros: Relatively tough material for general applications, excellent weather protection
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Change: Armor only does so much. It won't replace common sense or cure a bad situation, and you can't expect it to. Even today, in battlefields
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