Dog Armor PRO goes one step further and launches the HIDDEN FULL SEEVE. Designed and manufactured with the same high-quality material that prevents penetration by the dog's teeth as the HIDDEN SLEEVE 2.0. The HIDDEN FULL SLEEVE provides additional security in the upper arm area, and also protects the shoulder. A big advantage of this protective sleeve, and what is also very important, is that it is fixed on the decoys arm - which means that it can be hidden much easier under, for example, a jacket or a sweater.
Advantages:
- New fixation system over the chest that makes the sleeve better hidden, thus providing greater security for the entire arm, including the biceps.
- Same fabric composition as the successful HIDDEN SLEEVE 2.0.
- Protects the entire arm and shoulder, giving you very high security from the wrist to the neck.
- Very robust Velcro system.
- Designed and manufactured to be a perfect complement to dog handlers in the Police & military, security guards & watchmen, IGP, Mondioring etc.
- Used by professional trainers in service dogs and sports.
- Made with textile nanotechnology.
- The material breathes and prevents and eliminates sweaty arms...
- Flexible and light, does not hinder the movement of the arm.
- This sleeve is intended to be worn on the left arm. Right sleeves are available to order, contact us and we'll sort it out!
Size Regular, maximum measures:
Forearm: 32 cm. max.
Biceps: 38 cm. max.
Size Large, maximum measures:
Forearm: 42 cm. max.
Biceps: 46 cm. max.
GUIDELINES & WARNINGS:
The HIDDEN FULL SLEEVE dog armor should NOT be worn independently without the neoprene sleeve first. Not using both sleeves together is at your own risk. Remember that it may be unsafe to use the HIDDEN FULL SLEEVE dog armor with Neoprene to test your dog's bite ability (even professional equipment does not fully protect against possible injuries, but it reduces the risk of injuries). In addition, this equipment should never be worn by beginners and/or people without sufficient experience in working with biting dogs, as this may involve the risk of very serious injuries.