Condor Seven Pocket Tactical Chest Rig (Color: Black)

"I bought this same vest almost 10 years ago and still use it today. The only issue is the buckles being shot out by bbs, but the velcro is always there as a backup.
Im going to buy a replacement for a new color and all fresh clips.

"This rig is simply fantastic for its price. I'm a beginner airsofter who's been playing for about two months now. Back when I played my first game, I had nothing for carrying anything. I carried no water bottles out with me to the outdoor field in 95-degree heat while wearing BDU's, and I suffered terribly for it. After nearly passing out from dehydration and finding it difficult to even move, I was forced to go home for the day with only one 30-minute game under my belt.

I decided that if I wanted to continue playing airsoft, I needed a cheap system that would allow me to carry a few water bottles, as getting a hydration bladder and something to carry it around on was just far too costly at this time. This rig does what I need perfectly and so much more.

Pros:
--Large pouches, everything but the shoulder pouch and the admin pouch can fit a water bottle. The mag pouches appear large enough to fit non-5.56 magazines, but I haven't personally tried any.
--Super easy to adjust, I was able to adjust it to fit my fat 5'9" 200lb self in a matter of minutes.
--Pouches are super-secure with both velcro and clips.
--Super affordable price.
--Among airsoft veterans I've spoken to, Condor is notorious for its terrible quality. After months of use and being thrown against mud and other elements of mother nature, not a single thread has fallen out.

Cons:
--None of note.

"I've had this vest for years and it is still going strong! It is durable, comfortable and fits a wide range of people. It holds G36 mags, M4 mags and so on very well (Not sure about Ak mags though). It even has a built in admin pouch! The only problem I have with this vest is the velcro, as it is loud when you open a pouch (Can be fixed by simply taping over the velcro). All in all, this is 5 out of 5 stars, and you'd be a fool to pass this up!