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By: Sunrayminor42
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

By: Chris
Very slim line administration panel for NCO's and Commanders who require a pouch that incorporates with current issue equipment. The Molle system combines well with inservice equipment and allows

In combination with the adaptable directional panel this IFAK fits perfectly on my belt and does not interfere with a medium sized backpack. Easily fits all the medical supplies I chose to pack.

Smaller than expected (12 x 10 cm) however extremely low profile and what I was looking for my belt for hunting, competition and pro shooting. Items such as loose ammo, head torches, multitools or glo

By: Chris Mayfield
These are my go to shorts. Durable, comfortable and stand up to a beating in the field....or in this case our farm. Front pockets are great and hold heaps of gear. My only suggestion is the waist

By: Lachie
If you need to carry a radio, get this pouch. It fits a 152 perfectly, unlike the piece of shite that is the issued pouch. It won't randomly depress the squelch button giving anyone in the near vi

By: Jake Hilton
I bought a few of them, haven’t let me down yet. There strong, durable and overall great in design.

By: Jake Hilton
I’ve Used it extensively, since purchasing it. It has not let me down so far. Really nice heavy duty piece of kit.

By: bart kohler
Very well built and the zippers are awesomely strong. The molle on the back might be useful but I used it as a field note book carrier. Great size to keep your note book and a vueetuee but not much mo

If it can fit a 13 year old, it will no doubt-ably fit you. Quality is great and it was exactly what I was looking for.

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