class Equipment
{
    std::vector<Armor*> vEquip;
    Weapon* mainWeapon;
    int totalDefense;
    int totalAttack;

public:

    unsigned int GetWeight();

    int * GetDefense();

    bool EquipArmor(Armor* armor);
    bool UnequipArmor(Armor* armor);

    bool EquipWeapon(Weapon* wep);
    bool UnequipWeapon(Weapon* wep);

    Equipment();
    virtual ~Equipment();
};

It seems like there should be no destructor. The vector of pointers will take care of itself when it goes out of scope, and the actual objects the pointers point to don't need to be deleted as there will be other references to it.

All of the objects in this refer to the main Container:

class Container
{
    int weightLimit;
    unsigned int currWeight;
    std::vector<Item*> vItems;

public:

    bool AddItem(Item* item);
    bool RemoveItem(Item* item);

    Container();
    Container(int weightLim);
    Container(int weightLim, std::vector<Item*> items);
    ~Container();
};

Now here I can see it being necessary to delete all objects in the container, because this is where all the objects are assigned via AddItem(new Item("Blah"))

(Armor and Weapon inherit from Item)