Review on CONDOR MOLLE Tactical Ronin Chest Sports & Fitness by Mark Adlesh

Great bib but it barely fits me, doesn't leave much room for skinny people. There is plenty of room for molle pouches, I preferred this to the bib and H-strap/combat belt and I'm glad I did. I need the ability to stow a bib, but light and breathable, that's it. I have more than enough space up front for 6 mags (plus 6 pistol mags), with 4 grenades, 2 flashbangs, a self-med pack and goodies, with a large molle pack on the lower back, 2 more mags, a lot of first aid and a large water bag. All that gear and space in reserve, plus about a third the weight of my friend's bulletproof vest. You can also easily do it where you can still lie on your stomach and it is easy to detach because of the buckles. With this gear, you don't have to sacrifice the ability to wear body armor if you need to. This gear can be easily mounted on the license plate bracket and you can easily remove the bracket if you need to get in a vehicle or whatever. This allows you to stow as much gear as you need and detach without losing ballistic protection. I have 2 US GI triple mag pouches on the front, one on each side of the buckles, with 2 grenade pouches. , a flashbang pocket and two triple pistol mag pouches on each side, 10" wide, 8" high and 4.5" long, a pocket that goes in the lumbar area (where I keep groceries, tools, other gear and miscellaneous items) hangs This large bag - my medical bag with extra stuff for my buddies, plus 2 harnesses, 2 more mag pouches, a Condor water pouch that attaches to the side of the back straps below the shoulder blades, with a couple of gear pouches on the left and on average . A self-contained medical backpack on my right, with a drop pouch on my right hip and a holster for my left leg, both attached to a belt that runs under my pockets between two buckles on the front. Sometimes I change my gear to suit what I need with camelback and my flak jacket underneath.