The Agilite K-Zero is a low-profile plate carrier from Israel-based Agilite gear. Here’s how their PC shook out when worn for a review.
Agilite K Zero
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Agilite – K-Zero Plate Carrier
Agilite has been upping its plate carrier game each year and their most recent model the K-Zero seems to keep that trend going. The K-Zero is compatible with First Spears Tubes which is incredible as they are a fantastic option compared to velcro cummerbund. They have...
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5.11 Plate Carrier | TacTec Setup and Review
The 5.11 Tactec Plate Carrier has been available for a few years now but continues to perform well against newer designs. It’s light, comfy, has an excellent capacity for modularity and is extremely well ventilated.
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The Telegraph just published an interesting pictorial entitled Inventories of war: Soldiers' kit from 1066 to 2014. It shows off individual weaponry and LBE from the Battle of Hastings to the most recent fighting in Helmand Province. It's a great essay, whether you're...
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