Mehler Protection’s comprehensive showcase
Mehler Protection demonstrated a holistic approach to defence and security at this year’s Eurosatory by presenting a wide array of body and platform armour protection.
Featured innovations included the ExoM Up-Armoured Exoskeleton, a collaborative effort between Mehler Protection, Mawashi Science & Technology, and GIGN, and funded by the Defence Innovation Agency.
The versatile M.U.S.T. system, women’s soft-ballistic panels, and Omega ballistic helmets were also highlighted.
Additionally, Mehler Protection’s extensive range of ballistic protection for platforms included 3D-printed window frames, weapon station shields, and advanced armour for land vehicles.
Lindnerhof’s latest innovations
On the other side of the booth, Lindnerhof presented its newest innovations. This included recently released multi-pouches and corresponding panels, a new plate carrier, and brand-new tactical equipment for climbing and abseiling.Visitors also explored Lindnerhof’s extensive portfolio of functional carrying systems and high-quality, modular equipment for tactical operations, ranging from plate carriers, modular bags, and belt systems to the revolutionary heavy load carrying system – a versatile 5-in-1 carrying system, which stood out as one of this year’s highlights.
UF PRO’s focus on advanced tactical apparel
UF PRO showcased one of the most significant additions to their product line this year: the never-before-seen Striker TT line. This line features combat shirt and pants specially crafted for hot and humid weather, celebrated as the lightest in UF PRO’s BDU lineup.Visitors also experienced the battle-tested Striker FR garment system, designed to provide dependable flame resistance, and explored the functionality of the Striker X line, customised for military special operations.Additionally, a fitting area allowed visitors to try on and test UF PRO’s garments from other acclaimed lines, including Delta, Monsoon, and more.
