Dragon Skin became the subject of controversy with the U.S. Army over testing it against its Interceptor body armor. The Army claimed Pinnacle's body armor was not proven effective. In …

From spider silk to snakeskin, we keep hearing about the next big thing in body armor… then never hearing about it again. Dragon Skin armor was different, holding up in testing and even …

Learn about the controversial dragon skin body armor, its development, and how it changed protection forever. Examine its specs, deployment, and future variants

Dragon Skin Armor was supposed to be the holy grail of modern body armor. It provided more flexibility than standard hard armor plates and initially showed that it could stand up to many …

In today’s video we test some dragon skin armor! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching! ...more

Oct 10, 2024 · The short answer is no, the U.S. military does not currently use, nor has it officially adopted, Dragon Skin body armor.

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NBC News commissioned an independent round of limited ballistic tests that compared current body armor to another system called Dragon Skin that was produced by Pinnacle Armor.

Dragon Skin became the subject of controversy with the U.S. Army over testing it against its Interceptor body armor. The Army claimed Pinnacle's body armor was not proven effective. In …

Dragon Skin is a type of ballistic vest first-produced by the now-defunct company Pinnacle Armor, and was subsequently manufactured by North American Development Group LLC.[1]