A Student Makes a Real-Life Version of Batman’s Armored Batsuit Out of Kevlar, Kydex Plating, & Impact-Resistant Foam
photo by Vaughn Photography
Philadelphia University industrial design student Gordon Jackson of Armatus Designs has used his set of skills to build an awesome real-life version of Batman‘s armored batsuit out of kevlar, kydex plating, and impact-resistant foam. The tough and mobile set of armor can withstand punches, hard kicks, baseball bats, and even knives. More photos and videos showing off Jackson’s batsuit are available to view on the Armatus Designs website and Facebook page.
photo by Vaughn Photography
photo by Vaughn Photography
photo by Vaughn Photography
photo via Armatus Designs
photo via Armatus Designs
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