Carrying case for armor panels PANTSIR 3.2

Compared to version 3.1:

- Changed adjustment of the cummerbund volume: now you can adjust it on yourself without removing the plate carrier.

- Changed shoulder system - new ergonomic pad with special high-quality EVOLON foam.

- New quick-release installation system, in which we got rid of the two-slot buckle, which could interfere with the butt.

- Added horizontal plate mounts: when wearing narrower plates, it became possible to adjust the plates in the center.

- A through pocket on velcro was added under the front panel to place groin protection/abdominal module/other equipment, while the front panel will remain empty and is now attached to the same pocket.

- Removed fastexes, but added vertical MOLLE straps to place removable front panels through the repair fastexe.

- The rear plate has been slightly changed, the design has become more ergonomic (but it should be taken into account that the ballistics from version 3.1 will not work).

- The system for installing plates and ballistics has been changed according to the Pantsir Pro principle, which makes the installation process easier while maintaining the reliability of holding plates and ballistic packages.

An updated, lightweight version of one of the most popular plates (minimalist body armor) today. The plate was created taking into account the feedback the company receives from fighters in the SVO zone.

• The Pantsir cover is designed to carry Granit, SAPI armor plates and soft anti-fragmentation armor elements (aramid or UHMWPE).

The cover is available in two sizes. Size M for Granit plates of the second size (31.4 x 26.5 cm). L for Granit plates of the third size (34 x 26.5 cm).

• The cover consists of a front and back panel for placing armor plates and anti-ricochet packages.

• The dimensions of the vest are selected in such a way that on the one hand it does not hinder the soldier's movements and provides the necessary ventilation, and on the other hand it provides protection for the most vital organs. This becomes especially important in conditions of high temperature and humidity.

• On the front panel in the chest area there are Molle cells for attaching additional equipment. Velcro is sewn on top of the cells for placing patches and nametaps.

• To fix the mouthpiece from the drinking system, a belt with Velcro is sewn on the upper part of the front panel.

• On the sides of the main compartment there are sewn loops for attaching a PTT, or a push-to-talk from a radio station.

• On the back there is an evacuation loop, Molle cells for fixing a food bag, a cover for a hydraulic system or an assault backpack, as well as a valve providing access to the cummerbund length adjustment system. The top three rows of cells are covered with Velcro for installing identification marks.

• Cummerbunds are lined with Molle cells for placing ammunition, first aid kit and other equipment. Anti-fragmentation bags are installed in the inner pockets.

• For ease of putting on and taking off the bulletproof vest, the Velcro fastening of the cummerbunds can be replaced with a quick-release fastening.

• For ease of putting on and taking off the bulletproof vest, quick-release fasteners, fastexes or a ZUBR buckle 38 mm wide can be installed on the shoulder straps.