As the name implies, this mod not only decreases fall damage, but also increases the distance at which you can fall before you sprain or break your legs. It would have saved me a lot of time hobbling around on broken legs.
Speaking as someone who used to have the worst habit of falling off of tall buildings, or building bases high up - the Impact Bracing Mod is something I always should have equipped. You won't know true frustration until you're miles away from base, with a full pack, and have two broken legs. These should be relatively easy to find early in the game. This is especially useful on slow-reload weapons like pipe firearms. The Bandolier Mod is another extremely useful mod to have equipped on any chest or leg armor because it helps you reload faster. These will likely be found mid to late game, but when you find them, no doubt you will equip them as soon as possible. The Triple Pocket Mod is easily one of the most useful mods around as it allows you to increase your carrying capacity by three before you start dealing with encumbrance. "It's called a satchel and Indiana Jones has one." Many of these mods give you little creature comforts to help you in the long run, whether that be improving your ability to move around, see at night, endure freezing temperatures or blistering heat. Armor mods give you that extra little edge for survival, and not just from zombie attacks. In 7 Days to Die, you can mod everything from your Weapons to Tools, to Vehicles, even your Armor.
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