High-Quality ELITE SPANKER Tactical MOLLE Hydration Pack with 3L Water Bladder - Molle Vest Accessory Review

Подходит для моего ПК AR500 testudo, проблем с ним не было, достаточно большой, чтобы соответствовать моим потребностям, я был немного удивлен прошивкой тесьмы, она превосходит то, что я ожидается, поэтому я не вижу и проблем at an early stage. In my opinion worth the money.

Fits USMC plates, can hold two 3 liter drink chambers and has room for groceries. Pretty durable, having recently completed an intense desert workout with no issues. Fits snugly in the carrier. A brown coyote is a little brown, but not much. If all your gear is covered in sweat and dirt, it really doesn't matter. It is also important to note that it does not interfere with the FILBE backpack. Overall a good product. would recommend.

So far, so good. It will sit pretty low. So if you're using body armor and a combat belt, it could compromise some of your pockets behind you. I picked mine up and attached it to the shoulder straps so it sits high. But it is with straps. It doesn't fit the AR500 Veritas license plate bracket, but I got it running at 500mph with some zip ties and tape. The zip part fits very well with the Qore ice plate hydration system. The smaller zippered pocket is quite roomy. You could fit 8 magazines and…

Much larger than the entire back of a full size wafer holder and well below the bottom of the wafer holder (see photo). The backpack does not have an outlet for the bubbler hose, but the velcro opening to insert the balloon into the backpack works (see photo). The mall is missing from the top and will be added to the bottom of the backpack (see photo). On the plus side, the backpack has room for a hydration bladder and plenty of room for extra items. I have a $90 camel molle backpack rack and…

I only got this bag to attach my bladder to my LACV. It turns out it packs a lot more than just a hydration bladder, you can load a 24-hour backpack inside. Good quality material, multicam color is real, with lots of MOLLE attachments on the front and attaches to your body armor with 2 MOLLE velcro straps (they are a bit strange but work great). So it's a few inches longer than most body armor. They have a combat belt with a large backpack on their back that they can touch. Inside there is a…

Although I should have paid more attention to the photo showing the straps that attach this item to the base rig, I have to say that I am of am very disappointed with the thinness of the item packaging material. It fits a 3L hydration pack but I don't expect it to last long. It's so thin I wouldn't trust anyone backcountry to use it. Disappointed. It also requires the fitting of a third vertical strap; Only two (on each side) mounting this item on the base rig is a very poor design choice. And…

I had to take it out of my kit to be honest, but before I get to that, let's talk about the pros. This is great for 1.5 liter blisters/half blisters if you will, which is smaller than normal released camel backs, at least in my day. Praying to this bad boy was easy and much quicker than Norma Molle is a big plus in my book. Everything worked great for the infantry I make and I would recommend it to anyone and it doesn't stop you from wearing a combat belt but this is where it gets weird. If you

Very well built body armor backpack. I put in my Source 3L low profile water bladder and it fits perfectly and is well balanced when carrying a full load carrier with Stage IV ceramic plates. Plenty of space for a raincoat, something sweet and savory, disassembled medical devices and additional medical equipment. I could also carry extra magazines or plastic boxes of ammo. My carrier allowed it to be mounted high enough so that it didn't interfere with my combat belt. Yes, this is a budget…

Although I should have paid more attention to the photo showing the straps that attach this item to the base unit, I have to say that what I was most disappointed with was the thinness of the backpack material am. . It fits a 3L hydration pack but I don't expect it to last long. It's so thin I wouldn't trust anyone backcountry to use it. Disappointed. It also requires the fitting of a third vertical strap; Only two (on each side) mounting this item on the base rig is a very poor design choice…

I had to take it out of my kit to be honest, but before I get to that, let's talk about the pros. This is great for 1.5 liter blisters/half blisters if you will, which is smaller than normal released camel backs, at least in my day. Praying to this bad boy was easy and much quicker than Norma Molle is a big plus in my book. Everything worked great for the infantry I make and I would recommend it to anyone and it doesn't stop you from wearing a combat belt but this is where it gets weird. If you

Very well built body armor backpack. I put in my Source 3L low profile water bladder and it fits perfectly and is well balanced when carrying a full load carrier with Stage IV ceramic plates. Plenty of space for a raincoat, something sweet and savory, disassembled medical devices and additional medical equipment. I could also carry extra magazines or plastic boxes of ammo. My carrier allowed it to be mounted high enough so that it didn't interfere with my combat belt. Yes, this is a budget…