Tactical Assault Chest Rig 500D Molle Multicam Tactical Vest with Multi-Pockets + Tactical MOLLE Military Day Pack

It's surprisingly well made and sewn together. I wish it could've came with the 2 extra pieces of strap and buckles to completely attach to the backpack. The zippers will be my only concern...but I've had zippers go bad on the expensive "name brand" stuff too though so time will tell on those. I've added pics of all you'll need to get separately to get the backpack completely attached, I'll have the tips bundled and sewn together where they can't slip through. The magazine retention pieces are awesome and it's a nice touch that they are even added into the mag pouches....really makes a huge difference when you're doing mag changes and don't have to wrestle the pouch open to insert and empty mag. Alot of these things are just the fabric and it collapses with no magazine to hod it open. It's completely adjustable to make the chest piece rode higher or lower depending on preference, it's also low profile so that is AWESOME because it allows you to go into prone position easily without having to be gouged or hunched over some bigs chunky piece attached to your front. I love the slim front pouch with the elastic bands inside so stuff won't fall out whenever you unzip and you can fully operate the front zippered pouch one handed. This thing won't last a tour in Afghanistan but will definitely hold up for ALOT shooting competitions and even the book. The attachment points for all your connections are sewn solid, that's really important so they aren't going to suddenly pull apart if you get it snapped on something then just be dangling on you. This is a good buy, if you're purchasing for heavy duty use, spend the little extra for the Haley.

For what is essentially a budget copy of the Haley Strategic version, the bottom line is that you get a slightly sub-par version for a fraction of the cost. You could spend hundreds of dollars on a chest rig/system that looks (and for all realistic intents and purposes, performs) exactly like this, with the obvious perks being made in usa, lifetime warranty, YKK zippers (maybe), etc., but if you're just looking for a rig to run around in, be it for work, fun, or a short training event, you can't go wrong with this one.Overall fit is very adjustable to you. whether using the chest rig by itself, or the rig/pack combo, you should have no problem getting a snug fit. Important to know that the pouches and magazine pouches on the rig (there are 4x5.56 pouches, 2xpistol magazine pouches, one big zipper pouch, and one small zipper pouch) are sewn in, and not adjustable or removable. That being said, the setup is fine and practical as is, and flattens well if nothing is being stored. Additionally, there is a velcro flap for attaching a kangaroo/drop down pouch of your own.The material is obviously not real cordura or genuine multicam (not like you can tell from further than a foot away), but is stiff, and the stitching, which is often doubled, is done well. The usual points of failure with knockoff or budget copies of kits that should cost hundreds, are the zippers and buckles. The buckles on this are all plastic, and the zippers are basic, but aren't necessarily what I would call "rugged". Despite this, I have not experienced any issues with either.Overall, I'd give this 4/5 stars. This is a great piece of kit for the money, with an emphasis on how much the genuine article "should" cost. I wouldn't expect it to outlive me, but it should hold up to any use and abuse 99% of people might expect to put it through

Durable and comfortable, I play airsoft and it’s withstood a ton of stress from gameplay to include dragging and sliding, amazing price too

Just recieved this in the mail today. I purchased this fully understanding that this is a Chinese knock off of the Haley Strategic Micro Chest Rig and being that I never really cared for chest rigs I didn't want to buy the real deal when I planned to only use it for a Recce Comp coming up in January. That being said, for the price I expected a little better quality.Immediately out of the package I noticed a tines of lose threads and stitching that was in even or completely bitch, like they screwed up and instead of cutting out the bad stitching and restitching they just stitched right over it. Most of the chest rig itself utilizes single stitching. I'm debating on taking it to a seamstress and having her double up all stitching.The actual rig is pretty comfortable for the most part. The lower strap is a bit small for bigger guys like myself and was on the tight side. That being said, I was never going to run it as just a rig. The placard it's pretty good. Basic three AR mag placard with injection molded inserts, two double stack pistol mag pouches on - one on either side with retention bungee and an outer admin pouch. The inserts maintain quite a bit of retention but the downside is there opening is too thin and mags inserting them or reindexing a pain in the ass. I'd replace them with Esstac kydex inserts.l and might do that if these don't loosen up with some use.The back pack mounts right up, replacing the X-harness but does not come with the additional side straps shown in the picture. I was able to remedy that buy cutting the waist strap in half and picking up a couple of two-strap buckles from Hobby Lobby and installing it. Worked like a charm.I do love the design of the pack. Definitely not made for duty used but should work fine for the competition. I don't like how they incorporate the waist straps for the backpack but I fixed that with some two-strap buckles as well. I'm a fan of how all the pockets are expandable and if not being utilized you can use the outer zippers to keep it compact.All in all, not bad if you do light airsofting or using it strictly for training or occasional competition use. I will edit in the future and fill in on my experience after the comp and will ad pictures to show how I was able to fix the straps issues.

A lot smaller than it looks. Right when i was about to return it i realized the magazine pouch is removable. Removed it and was able to fit a Glock 20 in that packet. Not the best fit but I’ll take it. Great for hiking and mounting biking