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Sord Chest Rig Set Coyote Brown
The Chest Rig Front
is designed as a low profile, high riding assault platform that wraps around under the arms. Adjustable shoulder and back straps, the Chest Rig Front can be worn over armour covers, over jackets, wet suits or a t-shirt.

Accommodation has been provided for a trauma plate behind the bib for added protection if utilized.

A Velcro sandwich features on the front allowing the attachment of a Drop Gas Bag, On The Man pouch or any other pouch featuring the Velcro Sandwich attachment method.

Replace the shoulder straps for the Chest Rig Back and you have a fully modular front and back assault vest.

One size fits all.
 
Chest Rig Back
Designed to work in conjunction with the SORD Chest Rig Front. The Chest Rig Back is a low profile platform suppliment that will greatly increase your modular load carrying capability.

Quick and easy installation with the 6 fastex clips attached to adjustable web straps.

An internal rear sleeve will hold an issue 10"" x 12"" ceramic plate, the Chest Rig Front holds the front 10"" x 12"" plate, providing both front and back protection. 

One size fits all.

Sord Chest Rig Set Coyote Brown

C$299.99Price
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