Sep 1, 2026

US12723847 - Anti-skip ballistic protector

An anti-skip ballistic protector is provided, including a ballistic panel having a front face, a rear face, and an upper end. A portion of the upper end of the ballistic panel is folded and secured to the front face of the ballistic panel to provide a raised edge configured to stop a flying projectile. The upper end is heat-sealed and stitched to the front face of the ballistic panel, and in some examples, the ballistic panel includes a ply of ballistic material. The ballistic panel is either removably attached to the ballistic garment or included with the ballistic garment.

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The patent describes an anti-skip ballistic protector featuring a ballistic panel with a folded upper end that creates a raised edge designed to intercept projectiles. This panel can be either integrated into or detachably attached to a ballistic garment.

Claim 1

1 . An anti-skip ballistic protector, comprising: a ballistic panel including a front face, a rear face, and an upper end; wherein a portion of the upper end of the ballistic panel is folded back onto the front face of the ballistic panel and secured to the front face of the ballistic panel to provide a raised edge elevating from the front face of the ballistic panel, the raised edge configured to stop a flying projectile; and wherein the ballistic panel is removably attachable to a ballistic garment. a ballistic panel including a front face, a rear face, and an upper end; wherein a portion of the upper end of the ballistic panel is folded back onto the front face of the ballistic panel and secured to the front face of the ballistic panel to provide a raised edge elevating from the front face of the ballistic panel, the raised edge configured to stop a flying projectile; and wherein the ballistic panel is removably attachable to a ballistic garment.

Google Patents

https://patents.google.com/patent/US12723847

USPTO PDF

https://image-ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloadPdf/12723847

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