American developers from the company Nutshellz decided to test their new invention, which is the so-called armored codpiece. It is made of a layered combination of carbon-fiber and epoxy-Kevlar plates. The level of protection armored flystrip is indicated as second. It provides protection from the impact of low-power ammunition. For testing was used rifle ammunition caliber 22LR.
The company decided to create an armored element of protection, the need for which was spoken a lot by police and military. The armored codpiece is a kind of continuation of the theme of the so-called armored vehicles, made mostly of Kevlar and capable of protecting the soldier's groin area from being hit by thin bullets and shrapnel. The protection of the soldier's groin area is particularly relevant due to the fact that getting into this area of the body leads to a large blood loss and death in the absence of timely medical care.
The ideas of protection of the groin area during the battle appeared in antiquity. By materials conferences at the University of Cambridge (30 April 2015):
The ideas of masculinity were deeply interconnected with ideas about military power. The protective fly was part of the costume of the German and Swiss mercenaries. On the battlefield, an armored codpiece was both a defensive and confidence-giving accessory. Not many cod-outs reached us. Rare "survivors" include metal versions designed to be worn with armor (Henry VIII cod can be seen in the Tower of London) and elegant woolen and velvet cords Svante Stensson Sure (who was the governor of Estonia during the Livonian War) and his two sons in the Uppsala Cathedral.
Company Nutshellz decided to test the development of its own director.
The director of the company itself asks viewers of the video not to repeat anything of the kind without appropriate equipment:
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