This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

This armour is the Super Earth Standard Issue, made from the same titanium alloy as the Destroyer's hull.

Compact and flexible, this kevlar armour adds minimal mass, making it a common choice for Helldiver fitness tests.

In field tests, 84% of users said that the armour improved their posture and self-esteem.

This armour set first appeared in the music video for the summer anthem 'Our Love is Like Liberty (Indestructible)'.

Originally worn by lunar terraformers, this suit can withstand rapid changes in pressure, heat, and personal velocity.

"The ground is just another obstacle that hasn't yet been cleared." - SGM Janet Jones, Excavation Corps Founder.

After colonists of Hellmire recovered a lost shipment of this armour, the local pastime of fence-smashing was born.

The set's classic advertising campaign 'Have you tried a grenade?" has remained unchanged for over 70 years.

A quality product, this armour can destroy over 300,000 kilometres of fencing with no decline in operational efficiency.

A domestic version of this armour is available for citizens who wish to perform efficient home renovation projects.

One of the most durable engineer armours available, each set is quality tested by an impact with a full-grown Charger.

This armour was designed by PFC Rodney A. Carmichael, the first Helldiver to use a stim on an ally instead of himself.

Based on a colonial surgeon's gown, where surgeries were often interrupted by a need to perform defensive duties.

Featuring patented reverse-seam technology, to reduce the likelihood of bodily fluids entering the armour's interior.

The distinctive red, white, and green of the Intergalactic Medical Corps signal to all Helldivers that help is at hand.

An armour often worn by frontline surgeons, who are skilled at both putting bodies back together and taking them apart.

The suit was once designed to hold a variety of battlefield medical equipment. Now it holds a generous supply of stims.

The CW-22 Kodiak armor was thoroughly pressure-tested by patriotic volunteers, as part of the 'Test Subjects for Super-Earth" Citizen Advancement Program.

Offering camouflage in snowy environments, surplus sets of this armour are used by nature photographers and keen hunters.

Features a utility belt with pockets that can be filled with any number of things, such as pocket knives, mementos from home, and interesting rocks.

The pattern used for this armor is the result of the Winter Camouflage Improvement Effort, which considered 136 entrants before determining the color white would best blend in with snow.

The three stripes on the pauldrons stand for the three principles of Super Earth: Liberty, Democracy, and Prosperity.

Though originally intended solely for ceremonial use, its inspirational energy proved equally useful on the battlefield.

A faithful replica of the armour worn at The Battle of Liberty Peak. Honour their legacy, and wear it with pride.

The end result of several billion Super Credits and 12 years of research into creating "the Soldier of Tomorrow."

Because this prototype's wires operate at 400,000 volts, it also includes a handy rubber underlayer for insulation.

As the electric arc generates a strong magnetic field, wearers should avoid use while in vicinity of stapled paperwork.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

While early prototypes used shock-absorbing gels, this armour stabilises aim with the use of internal gyroscopes.

Popularised by actor Chip Messiter, who wore this in the action-rom-com-musical "Lost My Heart to a Man in a Helmet."

This aim-stabilising armour found surprising secondary market success among alien birdwatching enthusiasts.

Features a patented non-stick coating, which makes scraping viscera off after a long day of battle less taxing.

Contains many small pockets, allowing the user to evenly distribute the weight of ammunition, samples, and cool rocks.

First deployed in the mines of Cyberstan, where it offered protection against explosions in the hydrogen-rich caverns.

Domestic versions of this armour enable colonial farmers to plant crops and mines side by side, safely.

With genuine gold accents, 74% of colonists voted this armour the set they would most like to be buried in.

Due to the enhanced strength caused by this armour, caution is advised when using door handles or embracing colleagues.

Each servo-assisted limb contains 138 miniature motors, to support a natural gait and long-term spinal health.

For optimal performance, the manufacturer recommends avoiding immersing this armour in salt water for prolonged periods.

In mountainous colonies, domestic variants of this armour are used to throw weather monitoring equipment uphill.

Some soldiers report picking up strange radio interference when wearing this armour near alien artefacts.

The patented fabric absorbs visible, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation, to prevent detection by all known species.

The patented fabric absorbs visible, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation, to prevent detection by all known species.

This suit's plutonium-238 nuclear battery enables environmental scanning long after the user has ceased operation.

This armour is based on the antique uniforms of the 'Super Earth Legion', a less patriotic precursor to the Helldivers.

For warriors who are so strong and confident that they don't need any reassurance whatsoever.

This high-visibility armour allows it's bearer to be easily seen through smoke, fog, and spewing viscera.

Crafted to deliver Justice to the darkest crevices of the galaxy.

Promotional armour made by SUMY Corp. as part of a highly successful marketing campaign for frozen yoghurt.

Bearers of this armour ride no equine mount, but are nonetheless borne to battle atop the trusty steed of Liberty.

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