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It’s pretty clear that you’ve got to make sure that your clothing provides ample protection in the ZApocalypse, but sporting great looking and highly functional clothing makes survival just a bit more bearable. You’re still human after all, and it’s nice to remind yourself of what humanity has left behind (and is fighting for once again). Grab a First Gear Teton Motorcycle Jacket featuring d3o intelligent shock absorption, so you can move about in style, while also sporting a protective garment when you’ve got to dispatch a group of ghouls that don’t really appreciate your fashion forward sensibility. The Teton has d3o gel in the shoulders and elbows for unparalleled flexible impact resistance. Especially if your main mode of transportation is a motorcycle. Not to mention, the zip-in liner is a stylish standalone wind/waterproof jacket with microfleece for warmth.
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The ‘C’ Suit from Neptunic is the ultimate in Shark and Zombie bite protection. Originally designed to protect divers from the ocean’s largest predator, no amount of biting and clawing will force it’s way thru the ‘C’ Suit’s head to toe protection. Fashioned from steel mesh, high-tech fibre, titanium and hybrid laminate, this chain mail suit will ensure you get away from virtually any skirmish, big or small, relatively unscathed as long as you’re not corned. Because of the composite materials, it’s relatively lightweight when compared to the ones that came out of the 80′s so you can easily flee if you’re overwhelmed. Even if the Z-Apocalypse involves land based Zombie Sharks, this suit will have you covered.
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Just because you’re wearing armor doesn’t mean you have to look like you’re geared up to play Catcher for the Yankee’s. A lot of that stuff could weigh you down and all those straps and buckles just give the Zombies more to grab onto. You also have to consider that going to work and out to a bar in you’re Zombie protective suit makes you look like a fool before Z-Day.
That’s why until then, we suggest you wear the Slash-Proof Hooded Top from Blade Runner. This innocuous sweat shirt looks like your standard fair, but hidden under it’s cool exterior is a lining of Level 2 slash tested woven Kevlar. If it’s good enough to stop a blade from cutting your tender flesh, it’s more than enough to stop the clawing and biting of a hungry ghoul. Just one word of advice: Make sure you tuck the hood in when the outbreak occurs.
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It’s a good idea to protect the tools that use your tools. All the weapons in the world are useless against the Undead if your hands are mangled and chewed beyond recognition. That’s why you’re going to need a good pair of gloves that are Zombie ready and offer a good deal of protection without sacrificing mobility.
The Vector 3 Riot Gauntlet from Damascus Gear is perfect for battling Hordes of Brain Munchers. It features hard shell Carbon-Tek fiber knuckles and panels to deflect blows and debris, concealed in bite proof leather that will ensure that your hands don’t get all banged up. Fluid-proof inner glove linings to protect from Bloodborne pathogens so there’s no worry of getting infected if by chance some of the virus sneaks thru. Oh yeah, it also has hard shell plastic trauma plates with additional closed cell foam padding to protect from really nasty biters. With these puppies in your arsenal, it’s safe to say that you have your hands pretty well covered.
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Zombies know no fear. If they did, however, I’m pretty sure this officially licensed motorcycle suit from WB would strike fear into the hearts, souls, “whatevers” of the Undead.
Aside from looking Badass, this suit comes with some pretty nifty features. It has a strong Cordura mesh base with heavy-duty 4 way stretch spandex inserts so it offers decent mobility. There’s also removable body armor in both the jacket and the pants so there’s plenty of protection from falls. Most importantly, it features form molded leather and Kevlar armor sections to protect from nasty bites and scratches to keep you from getting infected.
I wouldn’t suggest wearing a cape and running around screaming “I’m Batman”, that’s a really bad idea.
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When facing a world of the Undead, your vehicle choice says a lot about your level of preparedness. The world is filled with plenty of SUV’s and trucks, unfortunately most of them are glorified cars built with rugged looking exteriors. Even the Hummer has been watered down from it’s past glory with the H2 and H3 variants.
If money is no concern, the guys and Conquest have the perfect vehicle for you. The Knight XV is their flagship vehicle and the ultimate in survival. This behemoth of as SUV offers ruggedness, protection, and comfort all in a stylish package. Built entirely from the ground up on a modified Ford chassis, this Zombie stomper is powered by a V10, 6.8-litre flex-fuel engine with an optional Diesel version if that’s your cup of tea. The 40 gallon gas tank will get you plenty of distance from any hot-zones while the 4-wheel drive will allow for just about any path. Its exterior is wrapped in military grade armor so no amount of clawing or biting will allow the Zead-Heads in. All this while offering an ultra luxurious interior that would make a Bentley driver envious. Just make sure you hurry because production is limited to only 100 units.
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Originally intended to help train people in a variety of self defense and tactical situations with little sacrifice of mobility, and sense impairment and a high degree of protection, High Gear has proven itself to be very handy in a zombie survival situation. A very light-weight (only 7.5 lbs) suit that doesn’t restrict mobility, High Gear offers protection against anything zombies can bring to the fight, allowing you to fight to your full potential, and still affords you the necessary mobility to escape.
More information on High Gear, and Tony Blauer’s Tactical System can be found at TonyBlauer.com.
