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About LinkBacksIt says class 5, so they should do the job.
I reckon fit has as much to do with protection as rating, poorly fitting class 5's probably give less protection than well fitted class 4's.
Comfort is very important too. Whatever the rating, none of them give any protection if they aren't being worn.
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