SDSOfficial US Military MOLLE II Army ACU FLC Fighting Tactical Assault Vest Carrier

If you even think you may need a Molle vest buy this one now before the price goes up. It is very adjustable, very strong and durable. It’s cheap because the Army needlessly changed their camo pattern again. If you can’t adjust it, look at the other reviews and there is a guy that explains the whole process. It’s really easy once you’ve done it once. It should fit almost everyone.

The vest I received was in new condition, marked US, with no issues. I was so happy with it, I ordered a few more. It has lots of Molle, internal pockets, and wide adjustment.Tips:If the vest rubs your neck, tighten the back vertical straps. Rub some bar soap, wax or paraffin on the zipper, if it gives you issues. Waist adjustment is made via the T bars inside the lower panels on each side.

It's on the cheaper end of these surplus vests. since the pattern doesn't blend in well first thing I did out of the package was bleach it and then color it brown. Would recommend these for durable and maybe workwear if your job permits it.

Very nice vest at a super price!!! ..... BUT ...... BUT ..... be very aware that although it is fully adjustable at the waist and you WILL be able to zip it up, be aware that it will take some time to figure it out AND then make it fit you. I take a size 46 jacket and I got it to zip up with plenty of extra adjustment at the waist zipper .... after about 30 minutes of flying blind and cussing a blue streak wrestling with the thing. DO NOT cut anything thinking you have to do this to open it up. On the outside, at the sides, where it goes from 3 to 2 Molle webs on top of the camo, is where you adjust it. This looks to be sewn shut and the size locked in. Tabs on both sides are slipped in under the webbing, they are NOT sewn in. See my photo. Push up and down on these tabs and you'll see them move. Now, push one end all the way up and try and pry one end out. You can also stick a finger under it in the middle and pull it out. You'll get it. When you get both sides out of the webbing you should be able to get the vest to slide apart. You'll want to balance both side tabs to center the shoulder straps before putting them back in when you get it to your size. Don't forget to check the "Was This Review Helpful?" box so others can find this info.

These aren't issued to us anymore in the National Guard, but a lot of us find that these are preferred to the newer design that reminds me of Chinese AK-47 bandoliers, so finding them on Amazon at such an affordable price has been a real life saver for my section. I purchased a bunch of these to have on-hand when we go to the field for my guys who prefer them. I can afford to give these out at this price and not worry about recompense. They are 100% the real deal that we used to be issued, and they work great. They are tough, put up with us crawling through the dirt, mud, sand, and brush, and are easily adjusted. I'll use mine until a 1SG or SGM tells me I can't.

Your defently not going to look tact a cool bn my size with it 6’2 240 it’s on the small size but with that said I wanted something light weight n breathable I could put mag pouches on when I’m out hunting in the spring n summer n this will definitely work for what I’m wanting its well made good zipper easy to adjust and for the price it’s hard to beat Only reason I went 4 stars is it bn on the small size

I was looking for a cheap chest rig to carry mags and handgun.To turn this into a chest rig, remove the back straps and remove the belt so that the connection points are in the back. This way, the zipper is left permanently closed, and to put it on you just throw it over your head and clip the belt behind your back. Fast on and fast off.There are YT videos showing the step by step. Just search for "FLC vest modifications".Then add on molle mag pouches, holster, dump pouches, etc.

Very nice new still in the bag unopened 10 stars