UTG Ultimate Tactical Gear Modular 10 Piece Complete Kit

Received my vest recently and man was I impressed. Where to start?The vest itself: Has two large inside pockets with zippers capable of storing flat objects like documents, maps etc. The back is literally layered with MOLLE straps to add pouches packs etc Also along the back and the back short are adjustment straps for tighting around the torso and to pull extra fabric up for us shorter guys. (My only complaint is that this system was definitely made for big dudes, but you can customize as needed). The front is also covered in MOLLE straps and the pouches provided ( at the waist (emergency bag with inside pockets and seperation webbing and the drop bag on the left panel with expandable snapping and tons of storage room) are both high quality and capable of holding a massive amount of gear. I have a tactical head lamp, a ucd mask, a rangers cap, a ucd combat shirt, and a pair of binoculars in the drop at the minute and still have a ton of room for more gear. The emergency bag is presently holding spare mags and some ammo. On its outside MOLLE system I hung two small pouches to hold the first aid gear. The flashlight and radio pouches (top of the vest) are more than adequate to hold whatever type of compact devices of this nature that you want to put there, and the radio pouch is actually two compartments in order to store chargers, batteries and even a compact headset for your radio connection. Four AR mag cases and a double pistol case round out the "factory setup" on the front of the vest, but I re-arranged the drop leg setup by moving the double pistol case there along with the holster which is adjustable to fit anything from a compact 9mm all the way up to a 1911 sized pistol including; the Hi-Point .40 and .45 handguns. I've added a canteen pouch on the right rib area, a second rolly polly ammo pouch on the left rib area, a tactical knife on the left hip of the service belt, a 3-pouch pistol magazine on the right hip and three Kangaroo pouches on the front panel (one in place of the double pistol mag pouch and the other two attached on top of the double AR pouches which you will note have MOLLE webbing on them as well. ) Granted its a lot of gear but I am able carry around 300 rounds of nine mm ammo via their magazines, along with 450 rounds of .223 via their perspective magazines, and in fact could carry more at need with absolute perfect weight distribution/balance. A couple of other features that I thought were cool was the "pull strap" at the base of the neck for pulling a wounded person out of harms way and the fixed rings at the top of each should for fastening either other gear or a rifle sling. And despite the number of attachments to the service belt you still have plenty of room on it for adding other pouches etc. The ACU camo is also spot on IMO. Last but not least is the actual drop panel belting, consisting of two belts per panel which allows a lot more flexibility in movement versus your standard single strap systems. I hope this review sheds a bit more light on what is possible with this vest, if you are in the market for a tac vest, I cannot recommend this one enough, it again, is one of the best ones out there for about half or so the price of the "big name" players.

I just received this product and I am quite pleased with it so far.MOLLE webbing is perfect for compatible products you may already have.I'm on the shorter side so the vest adjusted barely fit me at its smallest configuration - so I'm happy with that! The only downside was the placement of the belt as its position on the vest so I simply separated the duty belt and have it rest on my waist alone - which I prefer anyway - it appears to have less movement when the vest isn't tugging at it during movement.The rifle magazine pouches barely fit AR15 magazines - metal versions only. If you have composite magazines you can forget it! Double pouches = total of four magazines, not double stack. I'm thinking of replacing both pouches with a single twin double stack pouch, that way it can free up one side, but I'm having a hard time finding it in ACU.The main vest zipper seems quite durable. It goes up and down without issue.The leg drop magazine pouch is huge which will allow you to carry many extra magazines.Pistol leg drop is sweet. I can fit my GLOCK or my Kimber fairly nicely with little adjustment. If you don't want to carry pistol you can take the holster off and use another MOLLE pouch in its place.The medical pouch is sweet. It can carry a minimal of medical supplies for gunshot wounds or basic medical equipment. I do have a pre-purchased medical packet and it's fairly big and I can't fit all of it into this pouch. So I took several of the components from my pre-purchased medical pouch and stuffed it into the med MOLLE pouch. I could probably force more in there, but it would `explode' in situations in which you would need just the basics. Bandages, gauze, wraps, tapes, pressure wraps, antibiotics, pain medicine, etc. I placed the remainder into my B.O.B.Downside:Some of the straps are frayed at the ends. Typically during manufacturing the nylon is sewn or sized correctly so it does not need to be cut. This does not appear to be the case. It appears that some of it was simply cut with normal scissors, causing the nylon to fray. During usage, the nylon will continue to unravel. This is easy to correct. If you've ever had to cut straps or any kind of nylon, all you have to do is take a lighter and melt the nylon, this will `cauterize' the nylon so it will no longer fray at all. Some people use glue, I prefer to melt. Simple to fix but the manufacturer should have never let this out the door.Durability. I'm not sure how well this will hold up in its lifetime, only time will tell but I am now ready for disasters: solar flares, economics collapses, riots, pole shifts! And alien invasions! LOLSome of the Velcro on the backside of the vest are not position correctly and covered some of the MOLLE openings. It was easy to correct by forcing my finger through and it opened up.Hot to wear during rigorous activity but then again what isn't when you carry about 15 lbs+ of gear? LOL

EDIT: I'm about 6 foot, 200 pounds. Not small, but not exactly an Aryan Superman either. For a pretty skinny guy this thing was way too tight. like underwear tight. I guess this is more of an airsoft item for kids? I don't get it... tiny mag pouches, too tight for an athletic person and the zipper sucked too :\ kinda confused. Pretty sure I saw reviews of soldiers using this item overseas?I wish this would have worked for me, but the mag pouches are SMALL. I couldn't fit any of the 3 designs of rifle mags that I have.The material is sort of rubbery, not breathable. Quite heavy, although other reviewers said it didn't hold up to abuse very well.

Now this isn't a combat plate carrier so if you expected one for this price you're crazy! With that being said you get a great tactical vest with lots of pouches. Both drop down leg rigs are super easy to adjust and are very functional. It's all adjustable so it fits really not anyone, I'm 6'1 and 200 lbs and fits me just fine... another great product from UTG!

I bought this for my son (age 13) for playing Nerf and paintball. In hind-sight the holster and smaller pockets were not necessary, just the molle vest and a couple larger pockets would have been enough. The mag holders do not fit Nerf mags, close but no cigar. i bought some extra large caribeaner clips to clip guns to the molle loops and that worked out well. The quality is great and it shipped very quickly.

Can fit just about anyone unless you're like 300 pounds, too much velcro, too noisy if you're Hunting so you'd have to buy snap utility attachments or something. But I don't think hunting is its main purposes, but obviously you wouldn't want anything to hear you reload or anything else. But over all I'm impressed and satisfied.

Received my order in a decent amount of time.. Could not get a more complete starter tactical gear kit at a better price.. totally worth it.. Cheers, Jason