What does Chain Mail protect against?

Chain mail is the protective material that knights wear as part of a suit of armor. Made from small circles of metal, chain mail defends against slashing swords (not so much against fire-breathing dragons). Chain mail is a flexible mesh material — basically a metal fabric.

What can zombies not bite through?

Zombies bite, that’s what they do, so find some jeans and a leather jacket. Zombies still have human teeth and can’t bite through denim and leather, so make it a point to find the appropriate clothing. Gloves to cover up those hands would be a good idea too.

Is chainmail armor good in real life?

Chainmail was indeed very effective against perf/sev attacks. Where it fell somewhat short was in protecting against blunt force trauma.

Is chain mail a good defense against zombie bites?

Zombies are a handsy bunch (even the ones without hands), and while chain mail (especially, as Lara mentioned, modern shark mail) is great defense against actual biting, it also makes you relatively easy to grab. This is less likely for small-link systems like the aforementioned shark mail, but still something to consider.

What type of body armor would be most useful in zombie apocalypse?

Depending on the type, weight, and quality of the chainmail it would be the most useful type of body protection in the zombie apocalypse. Chainmail comes in a variety of weights, gauges and qualities. For the zompac, I would choose shark diving stainless steel chainmail.

Can you run with chain mail on your body?

From a biting perspective, yes, depending on the weave and type of chain mail. That said, you also add ad least 30+ pounds (if made out of aluminum) (100+ pounds if made of steel) to cover your body in chain mail. Unless you are prepared to run with that much additional weight… not effective.

Do trench coats protect you from zombies?

It’s been argued as to whether or not a trench coat provides suitable zombie protection. Supporters point to the fact that items can be carried within the coat, and that it protects the wearer from getting wet when sitting down. Its detractors point out that a zombie can grab hold of the loose bottom part of the coat.