FR3028387A1 - PROTECTIVE ASSEMBLY COMPRISING DETACHABLE BODILY PROTECTION - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to tactical equipment (2), comprising a front face (20) and a rear face (22) connected by flanks (21) and shoulders (24), and at least one fastener (26), secured in an area adjacent to the shoulders (24) and adapted to removably engage a complementary clip (30) of body protection equipment (3).

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The invention generally relates to tactical equipment worn by the police, intended to protect their wearer against blows, shocks, or projectiles and / or to transport equipment.

BACKGROUND ART Tactical equipment intended to be used by law enforcement agencies comprises, in a conventional manner, a certain number of arrangements such as padding to protect the wearer against knocks, shocks or projectiles, and / or still means of carrying materials. Among these tactical equipment, ballistic protection equipment such as bullet-proof vests, which comprise a vest forming a thoracic protection device covering all or part of the thorax, abdomen and back of the wearer, and configured to protect these parts of the body by stopping the projectile from a gun shoot. Bulletproof vests adapted to protect the wearer from blows received, in particular at the level of the thorax, are also known, which conventionally comprise a thoracic protection member and protective elements of the most exposed areas of the body, in particular at the level of the joints of the body. shoulder and elbow. Intervention jumpers are also known, conventionally comprising a vest provided with means for carrying materials such as pockets and / or fastening means fixed on the front face and the rear face of the chasuble. Such chasubles include for example multipurpose bags, cartridge holders, cases for receiving a lamp, grenades, a telescopic stick, a gas mask, etc.

Generally, law enforcement officers wear bullet-proof vests to protect themselves from possible firearms. In many cases, such protection may be sufficient for the wearer, who is not necessarily in a situation requiring the protection of all the zones of the upper part of his body against blows. What's more, the thoracic portion of these bullet-proof vests also protects them from contending blows. Nevertheless, it happens that the wearer 5 needs to protect other areas of his body, such as his joints (shoulders and elbows mainly), or improve the protection of his chest against contending strokes, or need to carry with it equipment such as gloves, lamps, weapons, grenades, gas mask, etc. He must then wear, in addition to or in place of the bulletproof vest, a bumper vest and / or a service chasuble. Therefore, the wearer is sufficiently protected, but is not comfortable to perform his movements due to the superposition of the vests which significantly increases the weight and bulk of the tactical assembly thus obtained, or he chooses to wear only one of the vests or the chasuble, and is then not sufficiently protected against bullets or against blows, or is encumbered by the material it carries. Depending on the type of intervention, the wearer may also prefer to wear a chasuble intervention, so as to easily transport his equipment. This type of tactical equipment, however, offers no physical protection to the wearer. The wearer must therefore superimpose tactical equipment against projectiles and / or against blows, for example by donning a bulletproof vest and / or a bomber under his chasuble, so as to be able to transport the necessary equipment. without neglecting his bodily protection. The difficulty today is therefore to find a good compromise between: - protection against bullets, which requires protective equipment covering all or part of the thorax, back and abdomen, capable of stopping the resulting projectile a firearm shot, and if possible to absorb the impact, 3028387 3 - protection against blows, which requires protective equipment covering one or more risk areas of the upper body, including torso, shoulders and arms, and capable of absorbing and dissipating the energy received during the stroke, 5 - the need to transport equipment, and - the bulk and weight of the tactical assembly, so to disturb as little as possible the wearer in his movements. While in practical terms, known tactical equipment provides good results in bullet protection, blast protection, or carrying, they are not designed to be stacked. Their simultaneous wearing is therefore not particularly practical and too heavy a weight to allow the wearer sufficient freedom of movement on the ground.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the invention is therefore to propose tactical equipment intended to be worn by police forces so as to cover all or part of the upper part of their body, which is modular and versatile. . More specifically, an object of the invention is to provide tactical equipment that is particularly likely to offer good protection to the wearer against blows and possibly against projectiles, which can be donned quickly and without outside help by its carrier and which also adapted to all situations that may face law enforcement, while being ergonomic and 25 of moderate weight. In particular, an object of the invention is to provide an intervention chasuble capable, when necessary, to protect the upper body of the wearer while allowing him to transport equipment.

For this purpose, the invention proposes, according to a first aspect, tactical equipment intended to be worn by law enforcement forces so as to completely or partially cover an upper part of the carrier body, comprising a front face. and a backside connected by flanks and shoulders, and at least a first fastener secured in an area adjacent to the shoulders and adapted to releasably engage a second fastener of body protection equipment, the first fastener and the second fastener comprising a male buckle and a female buckle, or a first plate in which is formed a retaining groove and a second plate which projects a pin configured to penetrate the retaining groove. Some preferred but non-limiting features of the tactical equipment described above are as follows: the first fastener is attached to an outer surface of the tactical equipment, said outer surface being opposite to the surface intended to come into contact with the body of the wearer, the first attachment of the tactical equipment comprises the first plate in which the retaining groove is formed and the second fastener comprises the second plate from which the pin protrudes, the pin comprises a rod, fixed on the second plate and projecting from said second plate, and a retaining member extending transversely to the rod away from the second plate 46), and the retaining groove zo has an insertion part of which a shape and a dimension are configured to allow the passage of the retaining member and the pin rod through the first plate, and a retention portion more e In that the insertion part and configured to allow the passage of the rod only, the pin is of generally cylindrical shape, preferably cylindrical of revolution, the tactical equipment comprises two first fasteners fixed in the zone adjacent to the pins. shoulders and adapted to removably engage with two second fasteners of the protective equipment, - the tactical equipment is an intervention chasuble, 3028387 5 - the intervention chasuble further comprises a pocket, formed in an inner surface of the front face and / or the rear face of the intervention chasuble, said pocket being configured to removably receive a flexible ballistic insert, and the front face is attached to the rear face at the using adjustable fastening means, said adjustable fastening means may comprise a strap attached to one of the rear face and the front face, one side of which is provided with hooks or velvet, adapted to pass through a loop, formed in the other from the front face and the back face and engage with a velvet band or hooks, respectively, said band being attached to an outer surface of the face in which the passer-by is formed. According to a second aspect, the invention also provides a body protection equipment, adapted to protect an upper part of a human body against blows and / or against bullets and comprising a second fastener, adapted to engage with the body. first attachment of tactical equipment as described above. According to a preferred but non-limiting feature, the body protection equipment 20 described above comprises two second fasteners. According to a third aspect, the invention provides a protection assembly comprising tactical equipment as described above, to which is removably attached at least one body protection device as described above by hooking a second fastener. Body protection equipment in a first attachment of tactical equipment.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Other features, objects and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent upon reading the following detailed description, and with reference to the accompanying drawings given as non-limiting examples and in which: FIG. 1 is a front view of an exemplary embodiment of a first embodiment of tactical equipment according to the invention; FIG. 2 is a front view of the tactical equipment of FIG. Figure 3 is a rear view of an exemplary embodiment of a personal protective equipment according to the invention, in which two embodiments of two personal protective equipment according to the invention have been releasably attached. FIG. 4 is a front view of an exemplary embodiment of a second embodiment of tactical equipment in accordance with the invention; FIG. 5 is a perspective view of an example of a embodiment of a male fastener that can be used on tactical equipment in accordance with the invention and / or body protection equipment in accordance with the invention; FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of FIG. a male fastener that can be used on tactical equipment according to the invention and / or body protection equipment according to the invention; and Fig. 7 is a perspective view of the male fastener of Fig. 5 and of the complementary female fastener with regard to their assembly, FIGS. 8a to 8d illustrate the height adjustment of an example of a chasuble according to the invention, and FIG. 9 is a rear view of an example of realization of a chasuble according to the invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AN EMBODIMENT An example of a protection assembly 1, 1 'that can be used by forces of the order will now be described in relation to the appended figures. In what follows, the invention will be more particularly described in relation to a first embodiment, in which the tactical equipment is a chasuble. This is however not limiting, the invention applying mutatis mutandis to other embodiments of tactical equipment, such as ballistic protection equipment. A protection assembly 1 according to a first embodiment of the invention comprises a chasuble 2, comprising a front face 20 and a rear face 22, connected by sidewalls 21 and shoulders 24, 15 forming covering all or part of the thorax , back and abdomen of a carrier against firearm shots. For example, the rear face 22 of the chasuble 2 can be fixed on the front face 20 at the shoulders 24 by means of a flap 25 provided with fastening means such as velvet-hook strips (see FIGS. at 8d for example) and / or loops of the type SR SR 10 (see FIGS. 1 and 3 for example). The chasuble 2 may conventionally be made of fabric and comprise a series of pockets and hooking means on the front face 20 and the rear face 22 configured to house and hook a series of materials respectively, such as gloves, lamps, weapons, grenades, a gas mask, etc. In the usual manner, the attachment means may be of the Strike / Molle type or comprise loops. Pockets and other attachment means being known per se they will not be further described here.

The protection assembly 1 further comprises at least one impact protection device 3, removably attached to the chasuble 2. By equipment for protection against knocks 3, any equipment capable of damping will be understood here. contending blows, whether applied by hand or with a knife such as a knife.

For this, the chasuble 2 comprises at least one fastener 26, fixed in an area adjacent to the shoulders 24 and adapted to removably attach the protection equipment against knocks 3 to make the chasuble 32 modular and versatile. The fastener 26 may be attached to the front face 20 or to the rear face 22 of the chasuble 2 and is adapted to engage a complementary fastener 30 of the impact protection equipment 3. In this way, the chasuble 2 can be functionalized simply and quickly by allowing a wearer to bring on his chasuble 2, alone or with the help of a third party, one or more protection equipment against the knocks 3, by fixing this or these equipment 3 on the front face 20 and / or the rear face 22 of his chasuble 2. The wearer can thus add his own and quickly protection equipment against blows 3 and equip his chasuble 2, without having to change tactical equipment. Thus, the wearer can choose to wear only the chasuble 2 without being encumbered by protection equipment against blows 3 that might not be necessary in a given situation, then report on the chasuble 2 the protective equipment or against blows 3 when the situation evolves to adjust its protection to this evolution.

The weight and overall dimensions of the chasuble 2 (that is to say, without protective equipment 3), such as that illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, are furthermore not substantially modified with respect to to a conventional chasuble. Furthermore, the protection assembly 1 according to the invention requires only a little adaptation of the jumpers 2 and the existing protection equipment against blows 3. In particular, a chasuble already manufactured can easily be adapted by connecting and fixing one or more fasteners 26 on its front face 20 and / or its rear face 22. Preferably, the fastener 26 is fixed on an outer surface 20a. 22a, 25a of the chasuble 2, said outer surface 20a, 22a being opposite to the surface intended to come into contact with the wearer's body, in order to enable him to bring back the protective equipment against the knocks 3 over the chasuble 2, and not inside the chasuble 2 (that is to say between the chasuble 2 and the body of the wearer). This configuration is indeed more practical for the wearer, who then does not need to remove the chasuble 2 to position the protective equipment against the strokes 3. For example, in the variant embodiment illustrated in the figures, the fasteners 26 are fixed on the outer surface 25a of the flaps 25.

The impact protection equipment 3 may in particular comprise a protective element of an articulated member of the upper part of the body, such as, for example, a shoulder protection element (FIG. 2), a protective element of an arm (FIG. 4), or a protection element of a bend, or comprise a protection element of a torso housed in a pocket. The protective elements of the shoulders, arms and elbows may in particular correspond to the elements described in FR 97 06452 in the name of the Applicant. Thus, these protection elements may comprise one or more shells 32, possibly fixed on a reinforcing support 34, 25 and are configured to be reported and attached in the usual manner to the area of the body to be protected, for example by means of straps 36. The protective element of the torso may for its part comprise for example a shielding plate or a ballistic insert, which is housed in a pocket that can be fastened with the fasteners 26, 30.

In one embodiment, the impact protection equipment 3 only includes one or more protective elements. In particular, the protection equipment against blows 3 does not include a vest or any other clothing necessary for maintaining the equipment on the wearer's body, apart from the complementary fasteners 30 and any straps 36. The protective assembly 1 thus no longer comprises that the chasuble 2, adapted to cover the torso of the carrier, on which can be reported protective equipment against blows 3 which are devoid of vest. Preferably, the chasuble 2 comprises an even number of fasteners 26, symmetrically fixed on the front face 20 and / or on the rear face 22, 10 typically at the shoulders of the wearer. The number and location of the fasteners 26 on the front face 20 and the rear face 22 of the chasuble 2 depends on the type and the number of protection equipment against strokes 3 that one wishes to be able to fix.

Thus, the chasuble 2 may for example comprise two fasteners 26, fixed on the front face 20 at the level of the right shoulder 24 and shoulder 24 respectively, to allow the attachment of shoulder protection elements 24 (Figure 2). This fixation can be further improved by adding two additional fasteners 26, fixed on the rear face 22, at the level of the right shoulder 24 and the left shoulder 24 respectively, so as to balance the shoulder protection elements 24 ( Figure 2). Alternatively or in addition to the fasteners 26 for the shoulder protectors 24, the chasuble 2 may also comprise two fasteners 26, fixed on the front face 20 and / or the rear face 22 at the right shoulder 24 and the left shoulder 24 respectively, to allow the attachment of a torso protection element housed in a pocket. Optionally, this attachment can be improved by adding two fasteners 26 fixed to the right and left sides 21 of the chasuble 2, in order to maintain the torso protection element against the front face 20 of the chasuble 2.

It will of course be understood that one and the same fastener 26 may be configured to fix several pieces of protection equipment simultaneously. For example, a fastener 26 fixed at a shoulder 24 of the chasuble 2 may be configured. to be simultaneously engaged with a complementary fastener 30 of a shoulder protector 24 and a complementary fastener 30 of a torso protector. This type of multiple fastener 26 is well known to those skilled in the art, it will not be detailed further here. Moreover, the same protection equipment against blows 3 10 may comprise several complementary fasteners 30, for example at least a first complementary fastener 30 configured to engage with as many fasteners 26 fixed on the front face 20, and at least a second complementary fastener 30, configured to engage as many fasteners 26 attached to the rear face 22.

In an exemplary embodiment, the chasuble 2 may have: two pairs of fasteners 26, fixed on the front face 20 at each shoulder 24, two pairs of fasteners 26, fixed on the rear face 22 at the level of each shoulder 24, each shoulder 24, and - two fasteners 26, fixed on the left and right flanks 21, at least ten fasteners 26. The blast protection provided by the protection assembly 1 can thus be easily modulated according to the situations to which is confronted with the wearer, ranging from the simple chasuble 2, devoid of specific protection against blows, chasuble 2 fully equipped with protection equipment against blows 3 and possibly against the bullets (ballistic plates reported on the face before 20 and the rear face 22).

For example, the clip 26 of the chasuble 2 and the fastener 30 of the impact protection equipment 3 may comprise: a male loop and a loop-type female loop SR as shown in FIG. 4 and optionally, positioned on the axis of the shoulder, a central fastener of the turnstile type, or male and female safety pressure buttons (see also FIG. 4), comprising a preferential stall axis 5, - a first plate 40 in which is formed a retaining groove 42 and a second plate 46 from which protrudes a pin 48 configured to penetrate the retaining groove 42, as illustrated in Figures 1, 5 to 7, 10 - a ring and a strap, a carabiner and a ring, a bolt and a buckle, snap-fit members such as clips, etc. Note that the Strike Molle type attachment means already present in the central zone of the front face 20 and the rear face 22 of the jumpers are not adapted to fix the protective equipment 3. Indeed, not only these fastening systems are not present at the level of the shoulders 24, but only in the central area of the front 20 and rear 22, but in addition they are not sufficiently resistant to wear the protective equipment 3. The use such a system would therefore generate significant risks of stalling the equipment of protection against blows in the field. Preferably, the type of fastener 26, 30 is chosen so as to allow the wearer to bring back and to fix and to withdraw himself, without external assistance, the desired protection equipment (s) 3 . Furthermore, the fasteners 26, 30 are preferably capable of supporting the weight and the stresses applied to the protective equipment 3 which are reported on the chasuble 2 in order to guarantee the wearer an effective protection in any situation. If necessary, the fasteners 26, 30 may be doubled to provide this effective protection.

The Applicant has found that male / female fasteners 26, 30 of the throat / pin type (see FIGS. 5 to 7), comprising a first plate 40 in which a retaining groove 42 and a second plate are formed. 46 of which protrudes a pin 48 configured to penetrate the retaining groove 42 or a male buckle and an SR loop-type female buckle constitute good compromises in terms of ergonomics (ease of attachment by the wearer himself and ease of movement for the wearer), mechanical strength (tensile strength of about 700 N by fasteners 26, in engagement, or of the order of 1400 N for two fasteners 26, 10 30) and feasibility, for a moderate cost. For example, there is illustrated in FIG. 1 a chasuble and a protective equipment comprising a male fastener 26 of the retaining groove type 42 and a female fastener 30 of the picot type 48.

Here, the male fastener 26, which comprises the first plate 40 in which the retaining groove 42 (see FIG. 5) is formed, is fixed on the chasuble 2, while the female fastener 30, which comprises the second plate, 46 of which protrudes the pin 48 (see Figure 6), is fixed on the protection equipment against blows 3. Such a configuration is in fact more ergonomic for the wearer, who can more easily insert the pin 48 in the 42. The first plate 40 and the second plate 46 may be fixed by any means on the chasuble 2 and the protection equipment against blows 3. For example, the fasteners 26, 30 may be made of a plastic material such as that polyamide for sewing the plates 40, 46 directly on the chasuble 2 or the protective equipment 3 (as shown in Figure 3). Alternatively, the plates 40, 46 may be riveted to the chasuble 2 or the protective equipment 3. The pin 48 may for example comprise a rod 49 and a retaining member 50. The rod 49 projects from the second plate 46, in a direction substantially perpendicular to the latter, while the retaining member 50 extends transversely to the rod 48, at a distance from the second plate 46. Preferably, the rod 48, retaining member 50 and the second plate 46 are monobloc. They can for example be obtained by molding. The retaining groove 42 has an insertion portion 43, of which a shape and a dimension are configured to allow the introduction and passage of the retaining member 50 and the rod 49 into the groove 42. through the first plate 40, and a retention portion 44, narrower than the insertion portion 43, and configured to allow the passage of the rod 49 only. Preferably, the retention portion 44 of the groove 42 is configured to hold the pin 49 of the pin 48 in position in the retaining groove 50 by close contact. In order to assemble the fasteners 26, 30, it is then sufficient to introduce the retaining member 50 of the pin 48 into the insertion portion 43, which is wider, of the groove 42, then to slide it along the groove 42 to the retention portion 44 thereof until it abuts against the bottom of the retention portion 44. Preferably, the retaining groove 42 is oriented on the chasuble 2 so that the direction of sliding defined by the insertion portion 43 and the retention portion 44 extends substantially along the wearer's shoulder line. The insertion portion 43 of the groove is also closer to the neck of the chasuble 2 than the retention portion 44, so that the female fastener 30 is held in position in the retention portion 44 under the effect of the weight of the protective equipment 3. Note also that the embodiment of the male fastener 26 (with groove 42) and the female fastener 30 (with pin) gives the wearer a great comfort and good range of motion allowing him to raise his arms beyond the line of his shoulders. The pin assembly 49 / retaining groove 42 in fact forms a connection of the pivot type which allows a better range of movement in comparison with conventional protection equipment against blows, whose protection against blows are permanently fixed to shoulders of the vest.

In the embodiment shown in the figures, the rod 49 has a substantially tubular shape while the retaining member 50 has the shape of a disk. Furthermore, the insertion portion 43 of the groove has the shape of a substantially circular orifice 43, whose diameter is greater than that of the retaining member 50 so as to allow it to be introduced into the groove 42, while the retention portion 44 has the shape of a substantially circular orifice 43 whose diameter is substantially equal to that of the rod 49. When the pin 48 abuts against the edge of the retention portion 44 of the groove 42, it is then locked in this position under the effect of the weight of the protective equipment 3 and through the tight contact between the rod 49 and the walls of the circular orifice 44. It will be noted that these circular shapes of the parts 43, 44 and of revolution of the rod 49 and the retaining member 50, however, are given by way of non-limiting examples, the pin 48 may comprise a rod 49 and / or a retention member 50 of polygonal section, while that the throat 42 may have a section that Continuously or discontinuously between the insertion portion 43 and the retention portion 44. In one embodiment, when the chasuble 2 comprises two shoulder fasteners 26 configured to cooperate to fixably 3, the sliding directions defined by the grooves 42 of the fasteners 26 may be intersecting and intersect near the side 21 of the chasuble 2, as can be seen in FIG. 1. This embodiment makes it possible to further consolidate the attachment of the protective equipment 3 on the chasuble 2 by blocking the pins 48 in the grooves 42. According to a second embodiment illustrated in FIG. 4, the protection assembly 1 may comprise a bulletproof vest 2, comprising a front face 20 and a rear face 22, connected by sidewalls 30 and shoulders 24 so as to cover all or part of the back and the abdomen of a wearer against shots firearm.

The bulletproof vest 2 may conventionally comprise a flexible or curved pack of material adapted to provide protection against firearms, for example a material comprising polyethylene or Kevlar®. The pack may in particular be received in an internal pocket of the bulletproof vest 2 and be adapted to cover at least partially the thorax. The pocket is closed using a velvet-hooks tape. In particular, it will be possible to refer to application FR 2 764 480 in the name of the Applicant for more details on this type of attachment of a ballistic insert.

The protective assembly 1 further comprises at least one personal protective equipment, removably attached to the bulletproof vest 2. For this, the bulletproof vest 2 comprises at least one fastener 26, fixed in a zone adjacent to the shoulders 24 and adapted to removably attach the protective equipment 3. It will of course be understood that the use of the throat and pin type male and female fasteners is not limited to the chasubles and other tactical equipment, and can be implemented for any removable attachment of two initially separate elements. In a similar manner to the chasuble 2, the fastener 26 can be fixed on the front face 20 'or on the rear face 22' of the bulletproof vest 2, and is adapted to engage with a complementary fastener 30 of 25 3. It will be understood that the fasteners 26 being identical in number, shape, function and positioning to those that can be used for the chasuble 2, they will not be further described here.

In this way, the bulletproof vest 2 can be functionalized in a simple and fast manner by allowing a wearer to report on his bulletproof vest 2, alone or with the help of a third party, one or more pieces of equipment. 3028387 17 protection 3, by fixing this or these equipment 3 on the front face 20 and / or the rear face 22 of the bulletproof vest 2 with the fasteners 26 fixed at the level of the shoulders 24. Thus, the wearer may choose to wear only the bulletproof vest 25 without being encumbered by protective equipment 3 that might not be necessary in a given situation, then to report on the bulletproof vest 2 or the protective equipment 3 when the This situation is evolving in order to adjust its protection to this evolution.

In a similar manner to the chasuble, the fastener 26 is fixed on an outer surface 20a of the bulletproof vest 2. The protective equipment 3 may in particular comprise a protection element for protection against knocks 3.

The bump-and possibly bulletproof protection provided by the tactical assembly 1 can thus be easily modulated according to the situations facing the wearer, ranging from the simple chasuble of intervention, devoid of specific protection of the body, to the chasuble 20 of intervention 2 fully equipped with protection equipment against blows 3, through a bulletproof vest 2 comprising only one or more protective equipment 3. In one embodiment, the rear face 22 may be adjustably attached to the front face 20 (or vice versa), to ensure the correct positioning of the protective equipment 3 regardless of the size and size of the wearer. In particular, an adjustable fastening of the rear face 22 on the front face 20 makes it possible to provide jumpers 2 (or bulletproof vests) of a single size, the adjustment being made at the level of the shoulders 24 and possibly the flanks, while ensuring a good balance and good stability of the protective equipment 3 between the front and the back of the tactical unit 1 and maintaining the mobility of the wearer. For this purpose, the height adjustment can for example be achieved using velvet-hook strips. For example, the chasuble 2 may comprise a strap 60, extending from the free end of the rear face 22 (at the shoulders) whose inner surface is provided with hooks (respectively velvet) and adapted to move to through a loop 62, formed in the front face 20 (also at the level of the shoulders) and come into engagement with a velvet band 64 (respectively 10 hooks) fixed on the outer surface 20a of the front face 20 (see FIGS. 8c), under the flap 25. This adjustment system 60, 62, 64 can, if necessary, be camouflaged to prevent a third party detaches the chasuble 2, whether intentionally or accidentally. For example, the flap 25 may comprise, on its inner surface 25b, a band of hooks 66 (respectively velvet) configured to cooperate with the velvet band 64 (respectively of hooks) and optionally with a velvet band 61 (respectively hooks) formed on the outer surface of the strap 60. The flap 25 can then be folded down and fastened on the velvet strips 64, 61 (respectively of hooks), thus masking the adjustment system 60, 62, 64 ( see Figures 8c and 8d). Alternatively, the flap 25 can simply be folded down and secured with SR loops (as illustrated for example in Figures 1 and 2). This adjustment system 60, 62, 64 has the advantage of allowing the mobility of the wearer to be maintained and of ensuring that the protective equipment 3 is correctly placed with respect to the wearer's shoulder line. Moreover, it is small in size and does not generate uncomfortable extra thickness for the wearer. The rear face 22 and the front face 20 may further be adjusted in width depending on the wearer's waist and hips using an SR loop system 68, including a male buckle and a female buckle attached thereto. on the front face 20 and the rear face 22, at the flanks 3028387 19 21, through adjustable straps 69 (see Figure 9), and / or with velvet-hooks. The engagement of the male and female buckles of the SR loop 68 and / or velvet-hook strips then makes it possible to fix the front face 20 on the rear portion 22, while the modification of the length of the strap 69 ( and / or adjustment of velvet-hook strips) allows the wearer to adjust the chasuble 2 in width.

Claims (12)

REVENDICATIONS1. Tactical equipment (2) intended to be worn by police forces so as to completely or partially cover an upper part of the wearer's body, comprising a front face (20) and a rear face (22) connected by sidewalls (21) and the shoulders (24), the tactical equipment (2) being characterized in that it further comprises at least a first fastener (26), fixed in an area adjacent to the shoulders (24) and adapted to come removably engaged with a second fastener (30) of body protection equipment (3), the first fastener (26) and the second fastener (30) comprising a male buckle and a female buckle, or a first plate ( 40) in which is formed a retaining groove (42) and a second plate (46) from which protrudes a pin (48) configured to penetrate the retaining groove (42). Tactical equipment (2) according to claim 1, wherein the first fastener (26) is attached to an outer surface (20a, 22a, 25a) of the tactical equipment (2), said outer surface (20a, 22a, 25a) being opposed to the surface intended to come into contact with the body of the wearer. Tactical equipment (2) according to one of claims 1 or 2, wherein the first fastener (26) of the tactical equipment (2) comprises the first plate (40) in which the retaining groove (42) is formed. ) and the second fastener (30) comprises the second plate (46) from which the pin (48) projects. Tactical equipment (2) according to claim 3, wherein: - the pin (48) comprises a rod (49), fixed on the second plate (40) and projecting from said second plate (46), and an organ retainer (50) extending transversely of the shank (49) away from the second plate 46), and - the retaining groove (42) has an insertion portion (43) of which a shape and a dimension are configured to allow passage of the retaining member (50) and the pin (49) of the pin (48) through the first plate (40), and a retention portion (44) narrower than the insertion part (43) and configured to allow the passage of the rod (49) only. 10 5. Tactical equipment (2) according to claim 4, wherein the pin (48) is of generally cylindrical shape, preferably cylindrical of revolution. Tactical equipment (2) according to one of claims 1 to 5, comprising two first fasteners (26) fixed in the area adjacent to the shoulders (24) and adapted to detachably engage two second fasteners ( 30) of the protective equipment (3). 7. Tactical equipment (2) according to one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the tactical equipment (2) is an intervention chasuble (2). Tactical equipment (2) according to claim 7, wherein the interventional chasuble (2) further comprises a pocket, formed in an inner surface of the front face (20) and / or the rear face (22). of the interventional chasuble (2), said pocket being configured to removably receive a flexible ballistic insert. 9. Tactical equipment (2) according to one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the front face (20) is fixed on the rear face (22) by means of adjustable fixing means (60, 62, 64 ), said adjustable fastening means may comprise a strap (60), fixed on one of the rear face (22) and the front face (20), one side of which is provided with hooks or velvet, adapted for passing through a loop (62) formed in the other of the front face (20) and the rear face (22) and engaging a velor band (64) or hooks, respectively, said belt (64); ) being fixed on an outer surface (20a, 22a) of the face (20, 22) in which the loop (62) is formed. 10. Body protection equipment (3), adapted to protect an upper part of a human body against knocks and / or against bullets, said body protection equipment (3) being characterized in that it comprises at least one second fastener (30), adapted to engage the first fastener (26) of tactical equipment (2) according to one of claims 1 to 9. 11. Body protection equipment (3) according to claim 10, comprising two second fasteners (30). 12. Protection assembly (1) comprising tactical equipment (2) according to one of claims 1 to 9, on which is releasably attached at least one body protection equipment (3) according to one of claims 10 or 11 by hooking a second fastener (30) of the body protection equipment (3) into a first fastener (26) of the tactical equipment (20).