Wild Boar USA Devastator Catch Vest

$175.00

The chest and neck portion of this vest are made by tightly cross-stitching together 3 layers of para-aramid fabric sandwiched between 2 pieces of fabric. This cross-stitching design forms tight, highly cut resistant diamonds that are capable of deflecting razor sharp tusks. The body of the vest is constructed of 2 layers of para-aramid fabric between the same 2 layers of fabric. This vest also offers an overlapping triple sleeve design on each leg to give the dog’s shoulders and legs unmatched protection while at the same time allowing maximum range of motion. The leg flaps have one layer of para-aramid fabric between two layers of fabric for added protection. Because of using mainly para-aramid fabric, this vest is light and cool and easy for dogs to work in. The vest has five black 1″ nylon straps and reflective strips on each side.  Two straps go over the neck area and three straps across the back. For maximum protection choose the DEVASTATOR!

Dimensions

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Use this chart (the most important measurement is the barrel size):

                   Barrel          Between Legs       Body Length

Small                 25 – 27″        2 1/2 – 3″              10 – 11″

Medium              27 – 29″        3 – 3 1/2″              11 – 12″

Large                 29 – 31″        3 1/2 – 4″              12 – 13″

X Large              30 – 32″        4 – 5 1/2″              12 – 13″

 

How do I take measurements to ensure the best possible fit?

All measurements should be taken with the dog standing and the measuring tape against the body. Remember, you want the best fit possible.  Our gear is designed to lie against the contours of the body – your measurements should be taken the same way.

1.   Barrel – around the rib cage at the deepest part of the dog’s chest, behind the front shoulders.barrel-measuring-example.jpg

2.   Between the Front Legs – most dogs need a 2-3 inch width unless it is a special case.

3.   Body Length – between the inside of the front leg to the inside of the back leg.

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