Templar's Gear Crusader Plate Carrier ROC Gen 4 (Color: Multicam Black / Medium)

"This is a preliminary review, I havent put the carrier in to actual use yet. So far so good though, I'm really liking it.

Adjustability: Excellent. Cummerbund is easy to adjust, lift the velcro flap on the back panel and you have instant access to the cummerbund velcro mounts. Same with the shoulder straps, the shoulder pads have a line of velcro on them that you can undo to completely remove the pad (excellent if you want to use different pads), and you have instant access to the velcro for the shoulder strap.

Comfort: Again, so far so good. The padding is nice, and even loaded with mags the carrier doesnt slip down once fit properly. No real loss in range of motion, I could bend/lean/stretch at will with no noticeable rubbing or poking.

Other thoughts: I've got a hydration bladder mounted on the back panel, but when mounted as high as it goes it gets in the way of the drag handle. If you plan on running a bladder, I'd recommend something not much longer than the carrier is tall to prevent it from getting in the way of a belt when you mount the bladder lower for easy drag handle use.
I'm a pretty small guy so this may not be an issue for you, but I'm planning on switching out the quick release buckle on the right shoulder strap for a d-ring or something else a little lower profile, shouldering my rifle isnt a problem now but I imagine that when in action it'll become a pain.
Speaking of the quick release clips, I found out the hard way by accident that the clips CAN fully close and lock in to place with the pull string in between the ends of the clips on the cummerbund. Not really sure how to fix that, so make sure you check to make sure you have the pull strings out where you can get at them when you put the carrier on!