Military Police Safety Anti Riot Suit

• Integrity Check: Inspect all armor for completeness, cracks, or damage; check for unraveling webbing; and ensure Velcro and buckles are secure.

• Fit Adjustment: Riot gear must fit properly. Too loose, and the armor will shift, exposing vital areas; too tight, and it will restrict movement and accelerate fatigue. Adjust shoulder straps, waist belt, and limb straps according to body size.

Generally, put on the main body of the protective suit first, then secure each section of armor (from torso to limbs), ensuring the armor completely covers vital areas and fits snugly against the body. Finally, put on the helmet, gloves, and boots.

• Understand the Protection Limits: Riot gear primarily protects against blunt and sharp objects and is not equivalent to bulletproof vests. Its protective capability is limited against firearms or explosive fragments. High-level riot gear may integrate bulletproof inserts, but its protection level must be clearly defined.

• Maintaining Visibility and Communication: Face masks may fog up or obstruct vision; anti-fog spray or ventilation design is necessary. Ensure uninterrupted communication equipment and maintain information exchange within the team.

• Balancing Flexibility and Endurance: The full set of gear weighs 10-20 kg, consuming significant physical strength and limiting flexibility. Wearers require intensive physical and tactical training to adapt to operations under this load.

• Team Coordination: Riot operations emphasize teamwork. Team members wearing riot gear typically form a "shield line" or assault team, relying on the cover and cooperation of teammates; individual recklessness is strictly prohibited.

• Standardized Tactical Movements: Under protection, movement, blocking, and apprehension all have specific requirements, requiring repeated training to develop muscle memory.

• Cleaning: Clean according to the manufacturer's instructions. Removable armor can usually be wiped with a damp cloth; outer garments may be machine washable gently. Avoid using strong corrosive detergents.

• Air Drying: Allow to air dry naturally in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight or high-temperature baking to prevent material aging.

• Inspection and Storage: After thorough inspection, return the protective armor to its original position and store it flat in a dry, well-ventilated place, avoiding heavy pressure.