> How is that not going to make you less agile (no matter how well made)? Because the weight is distributed and carefully balanced and the parts are fitted to

> How is that not going to make you less agile (no matter how well made)? Because the weight is distributed and carefully balanced and the parts are fitted to the wearer's body. It does in fact matter how it's made, it's not a backpack. I admit I could have put more effort into my response, but at this point you're not going to spend 30 seconds to even look it up? Here is a video of people doing cartwheels in full plate armor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzTwBQniLSc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzTwBQniLSc The difference in agility seems marginal if it exists at all. I would certainly advise anyone, if they ever had to bet their life on it, to assume a fully armored foe is not inhibited in their agility. Maybe crawl into a very tight space if you must.