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Christopher Nolan designed the Batsuit in Batman Begins (2005) as functional military hardware, utilizing Kevlar and memory-cloth. Christian Bale found the initial heavy gear difficult to maneuver in, leading the design to evolve into the leaner, more flexible "predator" silhouette seen in the sequels.

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