5.11 Tactical Skyweight Utility Chest Pack (Color: Major Brown)

Features

• Lightweight, adjustable and quick release harness system
• Ambidextrous rear CCW compartment with internal loop panel and elastic bands for mags
• Sized for compact pistols
• Padded rear pass through compatible with the Skyweight Hip Belt, RUSH® 100 backpack belt or any standard belt (sold separately)
• Gusseted opening main compartment. Main compartment features high level of organization pockets
• Bottom webbing loops
• 1x1 loop fastener space
• Removable harness for stand alone bag or waist pack configuration
• Hot pulls for quick access to CCW compartment
• Breathable back panel against chest
• Gear loops

Be ready for anything and everything with the Skyweight Utility Chest Pack. Weighing less than a pound, this utility pack's two-liter capacity keeps essential tools close at hand. Loaded with EDC organization, the main compartment is easy to access thanks to a gusseted opening. A zippered pocket and stretch woven pockets on the front hold high-priority items. The quick-release harness system is adjustable and versatile. When removed, the pack can be used as a standalone or as a waist pack. Hot pulls make access to the ambidextrous CCW compartment sized for compact pistols FAST. An internal loop panel provides a mounting platform while elastic bands are available to secure items. The breathable back panel keeps you comfortable and the padded pass-through is compatible with standard belts, hip belt from RUSH® 100 backpacks or the Skyweight Hip Belt (sold separately). Gear loops, 1x1 side loops and bottom webbing loops maximize carry options. Whatever you're facing, you can depend on the Skyweight Utility Chest Pack.

Manufacturer: 5.11 Tactical

Specifications:

Material: 330D Nylon Ripstop
Dimensions: 6" x 10" x 2.5"
Weight: 450g (1lbs)
Capacity: 2L (120 Cubic Inches)
Size: Fits 34" to 50" chest

About 5.11 Tactical

ALWAYS BE READY. It all started with a pair of pants. The FBI Training Academy adopted the original 5.11 Pant as its training pant in 1992, forging a decades-long relationship that drives 5.11's commitment to public safety and the first responder community.