plate armor

A very fine drawing on blue paper, lent from the Met, shows the care he lavished on the plate armor: soft ripples of the chain mail, a shimmer of light on the greaves.

ShotStop Ballistics, which has been around for 30 years, has developed backpack plate armor inserts.

Ironside put on plate armor and used the show’s forged version of Oathkeeper to destroy a shield and cut through a gel replica of a human torso, and what’s not to love about that?

Or as heavy, defensive tessellations of metal, like the plate armor of soldiers in medieval Europe or Japan?

“I have the vest. I have the plate armor. I have soft armor. I have helmets,” he continues.