JFT Air Cushion Tactical Vest Pad, Lightweight, Ventilated, Absorption to The Body

The product works well to give ventilation under my plate carrier. I wear a full rig in the California heat, these pressure pads well to ventilate and cushion. I would definitely recommend.

Purchased two. One doesn’t hold the air pressure. Other works fine. Decent product for cost when it works.

It shows 2 you get 1 and it’s so thin it comes folded in half no padding whatsoever!

Seemed a little cheap & flimsy. Doesn't hold air for very long when you pump it up. Pretty comfortable though.

Great for airflow so you dont get soggy and they can take a heck of an impact and maintain structural stability

The Air Cushion Tactical Vest Pad is an excellent choice for anyone who needs added comfort and support while wearing a tactical vest playing airsoft. The lightweight and ventilated design ensures that the wearer stays cool and comfortable, even during long periods of wear. The air cushion technology provides excellent absorption to the body.The pad is easy to install and fits comfortably in most vests, I had no issues in sons airsoft vest. The quality of the materials and construction is top-notch and the pad is durable enough to withstand the rigors of tactical airsoft operations.

These add a whole layer of comfort between your body and plate carrier no matter what kind of plates you're carrying. Also allows cooling air flow and the air chambers are adjustable allowing you to add or remove air pressure for perfect comfort. Just from testing throughout the years these would no doubt help disperse energy from a round or blunt force trauma and minimize the effect of blackface deformation on some of the flexible plates.

I thought this to be an interesting item. Normal trauma pads are denser but not adjustable. It's made pretty well and definitely has good air flow through the pad. You can pump up the pad by pressing the air in cell and release air with the air out cell. While not super thick material it does hold air and will support weight. How well it would disperse and not transmit a strike to the body is another thing. My concern is that a leak in any cell on the pad makes the entire pad go flat, so maybe this is best suited for air soft or any situation other than real time in the field use. I would have been nice if they had provided two pads rather than just one however.