Army Military Riot Drill Materials

We supply public order training and drill equipment to police services, gendarmerie, academies and authorised agencies across Africa.

The range covers training shields and batons, padded suits and strike pads for instructor use, training helmets, practice barriers and barricades, marker and signalling equipment, training dummies, and the storage racks and transport frames an academy needs to keep a set serviceable.

Training equipment is used far harder than operational kit and is usually specified as though it were the same, which is why academies replace it constantly. A shield that survives a deployment will not survive daily drill with a hundred recruits, so training items are built with reinforced edges, replaceable facings and heavier strapping. We quote them as training equipment rather than selling operational stock into a training role.

Instructor protection is the item most often left off a schedule. Padded suits and strike pads let recruits train at realistic force without injuring instructors, and an academy running drill without them either trains at unrealistic intensity or accumulates staff injuries.

Police academies and training colleges across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania and Ethiopia make up most of this procurement, usually as a set against a schedule with unit marking and storage included.

Sets are assembled, marked and packed to the contract format, with pre-dispatch inspection photographs before loading and the tender file provided for public procurement.