- X-Large
- Medium
- Small
- X-Small
- 30" W x 34" L
- 32" W x 32" L
- 32" W x 34" L
- 32" W x 36" L
- 34" W x 32" L
- 34" W x 34" L
- 36" W x 32" L
- 38" W x 34" L
- 32"
- 38" W x 36" L
- 34"
- 40" W x 32" L
- 36"
- 40" W x 34" L
- 38"
- 40"
- XX-Large
- Short
- Long
- Large
- 32" W x 32"L
- Yeti 3 Layer
- Woodland
- Typhoon
- Tan
- SBC
- Olive Drab
- Multicam 2 Layer
- Multicam
- MTC
- Mandrake
- Highlander
- Grey
- Green
- DPCU
- Dark Navy
- Coyote 2 Layer
- Coyote
- Blue
- Black
- ATACS FGX
- ATACS FG
- ATACS AU
- Right Hand
- Left Hand
- O NEG
- B POS
- B NEG
- ANF
- AB POS
- AB NEG
- A NEG
- +O+
- +A+
- $100 or below
- $100 to $200
- $200 to $300
- $300 to $400
- $400 to $500
- $500 or above
I bought one of these years ago and still have it, used it for a variety of things including for carrying the radio as a platoon sig and for mission specific equipment overseas. The internal zipper po
deceiving at first glance being compact but have found this pouch useful and a convenient way to set aside spent mags with plenty of space for lots of them too, it opens within seconds similar to a pa
This has to be the most comfortable chest rig platform, simplistic and with a focus for the bare essentials of equipment. The mesh is good quality, none of that bullshit cheap chinese made crap that’s
Awesome dump pouch. Well made. Better than the issued one. Highly recommend
Not a bad mat but they skimped out on the padding...way thinner than a foam wimp mat and at my age I like my padding...
On a whim I bought an XL of the older version about a decade ago. I thought it looked decent and might be useful. I then smashed it. I wore it out field and overseas. Rolled up in its own hood, I'
Have used this from Afghanistan to Australia. Will fit a bladetech, SCE tier 0 and 2 pouches such as horizontal IFAK, dump pouch, go to mag pouch, grenade and other ammo pouches no worries. Very sturd
I’ve rolled with two accessories micro pouches and a Etrex/GPS pouch as a rig for land navigation and hunting. My only criticism is the ladder locks on each side of the harness slip easily and require
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Since 2004 SORD has been the industry leader in developing equipment that not only meets operational demands, but also enhances the end user’s capability and survivability in the field.
