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MA25: Utility Leg Rig
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Price: Wholsesale Only
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Description :
- Non-Slip padded drop leg platform.
- Fully adjustable leg strap with quick release buckle.
- Comes with three detachable pouches:
- 1 x Radio pouch. (belt mount)
- 1 x Utility pouch holds cell phone, PDA, digital camera...etc
- 1 x Flashlight pouch. (belt mount)
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| Color : O.D., Black, Coyote Tan, ACU
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Product Reviews
| (17 Ratings, 3 Reviews) |
Average Rating:
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Good Rig
Cav
(NH)
10/9/2010 9:05 PM
Have it, Love it, Works Great! Just wish it came in Multicam.
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State Emergency Service
James
(North Coast Australia )
9/6/2010 6:45 PM
As a member of the Queensland State Emergency Service, I needed a pouch that could carry around vital equipment needed to complete my task. I tried using belt pouches but they were too big and always got in the way. Then I went looking for a leg rig and Condor had just what I needed. It's versatility is incredible, I use it to carry my UHF Radio, gloves, field information guide, touch, second back up UHF and a utility knife. When I don't use the leg rig I take off the radio pouch and torch pouch and attach it to my belt. The only issue I have with it is the gadget bag is a little too small to fit my Take 5 notepad and the zip on top of the gadget pouch makes a lot of noise.
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Quality Assurance Coordinator
Gregory Macnab
(Salem, OR)
4/25/2009 7:21 PM
As a Nurse in the Oregon Prison system, I have had the opportunity to field test a variety of gear for use in emergency situations. This drop rig has performed very well as an off-dominant gear holder. Because of the long lab coats the Department of Corrections has deemed our "duty uniform", I was forever dropping my gear on the floor from my coat pockets or fumbling under the coat to reach a radio or glove pouch.
This drop rig has allowed me to carry, not only a radio within easy reach, but gloves, CPR mask and accessories, flashlight, key chits, field dressings and numerous other necessities I use every day.
I have put over 400 hours through this rig and despite some stretching of the webbing, has performed without fail. It takes some tweaking and creative mounting to get the gear securely fastened to the rig, but it can be done. the leg retention strap would benefit from better non-slip backing and would be more versatile if the quick release buckle could be moved to the front for off-dominant wear.
Overall, a good rig and an excellent buy for the money.
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