The backpacks, which weigh about 4 1/2 pounds, are lined with Kevlar, a fiber used in bulletproof vests that are used by law enforcement. Bullet Blocker describes Curran on its website as “a ...

Guard Dog Securitysells bulletproof backpacks lined with a kevlar mesh. The company said the backpacks are resistant against a 9-millimeter handgun and a .44 Magnum. "If you're in an active ...

The backpacks, which weigh about 4 1/2 pounds, are lined with Kevlar, a fiber used in bulletproof vests that are used by law enforcement. Bullet Blocker describes Curran on its website as “a ...

As hard is it is to contemplate a world in which they’re necessary, people are turning to so-called "bulletproof" backpacks to give their kids a fighting chance if ever there’s an active ...

A denim jacket lined with Kevlar costs $750 ... and ordered a $249 bulletproof backpack for his 9-year-old son, Nicholas. "I told him if there's any emergency at school you have to hide somewhere ...

Lined up on a shelf in his office ... appears to be even higher. Bulletproof backpacks are a somewhat dystopian product. Hundreds of companies have stepped up to offer the protective school ...

Columbine, Dawson College, Virginia Tech – these names strike fear in parents’ hearts. Two manufacturers, capitalizing on that fear, are finding a small but strong market for their products ...

The Plain Dealer's Alison Grant reports the firm has created a Kevlar liner that converts a child's backpack into a bullet-deflecting shield. Just slide the liner behind your daughter's Tinker ...

Bulletblocker has lined the back of its bags with a bullet resistant material they say can stop 90 percent of bullets. At first glance, the bulletproof backpack appears very well constructed.

SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Bulletproof school backpacks are now on sale at major retailers, including one in the Upstate. Guard Dog Security is the company behind the bulletproof backpacks.

Not just any ol’ use, though, the tune was used during a Fox news advert that was advertising children’s school backpacks that were marketed as being bulletproof and lined with ballistic plates.