Search and rescue Platforms

By: joe
I bought this rig in 2009 and its been all over the world in extreme heat and cold (+60 degrees Celsius to -40) and its held up to everything. Love its adaptability and overall construction. This ri

By: Jean-Michel T
I will start with the good: quality material put together very well. The rig is basically bulletproof in its construction with its super tough sewing. Lots of room to accomodate all pouches. Platform

I have used the hydration helmet carrier for several years now, and from SES cyclone recovery, to SAR tracking, to vertical rescue, this pack is outstanding. Wet gear can be easily stowed and drain t

By: Clay
I recently bought this item and I love it I can fit in my notebook, range card ,cyalume sticks , pens and my hat when I'm not wearing it

By: Clay
The Sord© SIP platform is very concealable when wearing it out in public. It's an excellent little tool vest when diving.

By: J.H
Extremely low profile, comfortable, no effort to run with. You'd be surprised how much you can fit on this (obviously not double frontline) with a bit of thought. Combine this with an 'On Th

By: Doug Nicholson
I recall back when dinosaurs roamed the earth on penny-farthings, that there was only two ways for a grunt to carry a helmet. Option 1 – On your head. Option 2 – Contort some elastic bungee strap

By: Will Tutt
When I got to my bn out of IETs pretty much every seco had this rig. So naturally I bought one. Bloody good bit of kit. Since then I've had 2 other battle bras, both better than this, but this is