DOG ARMOUR PRO | UNDER-LEG PROTECTION 2.2

DOG ARMOUR PRO undergarment leg protection 2.2 - "Interior Leg Protection" for professional service dog training:
This protective sleeve was specially developed for wearing under protective suits and is ideal for K9 dog handlers, decoys, protection service assistants, dog handlers, trainers or mondioring participants.
The new version 2.2 is made of state-of-the-art textile fibers with nanotechnology.
It provides reliable protection in daily training with service and working dogs.
The material is lightweight, breathable, penetration-resistant - and comfortable for dog and handler alike.

Compared to version 2.0, a new inner material ensures even better distribution of bite force.

Adjustable UNIT SIZE, can be worn on the left and right!

Product highlights:

• New inner material for optimized force distribution during bites
• Stable, protected Velcro system for a secure fit
• Reinforced protection in the hollow of the knee
• Lightweight, flexible and breathable - no heat build-up, full freedom of movement
• Made with nanotechnology, ideal for concealed wear under protective clothing

Important notes:

• Do not use as sole protection! Always wear only under outer protective clothing
• Use without a suit at your own risk
• Even professional protective equipment cannot completely rule out injuries - but it minimizes the risk
• For experienced users only! Not suitable for beginners or people without specialist knowledge of protection services

About the DOG ARMOUR PRO brand:
Protective equipment from DOG ARMOUR PRO has been specially developed for demanding use in military and police service dog training.
This also makes it ideal for training all working dog breeds - whether in the Mondio ring, French ring or in the international working dog test IGP / IPO: protective clothing from DOG ARMOUR protects the mock dog or protection service helper during interactions. DOG ARMOUR protective clothing protects the dog handler during interaction and training with the "working dogs".
Here, under realistic conditions, the dog's extremities are trained to grip and restrain on command - a discipline that places high demands on both dog and handler.
This form of training is the central component of "protection service" in modern working dog training and a proven benchmark for assessing the performance of protection dogs.