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Question: In the shoulder configuration, how well does this conceal?  E.G. Like if you where to wear a tshirt, then this item with a light vest over it
Document: I will probably purchase the accessory harness for those long days on the set. Although the price was a bit steep, the item is well-constructed and I expect that it will survive many scrapes while protecting my devices.
People already comment that I look like Snake Pliskin in my production garb, and this item only further enhances the urban-commando look. I like the fact that the item keeps the waist line clear. It eliminates the fear that something has tipped or snagged and fallen off my belt when entering and exiting vehicles or tight spaces.
I work in the TV-Film industry, and typically wear a tool belt and keep a couple of ditty bags handy. This item is useful for keeping some of the smaller vital tools within reach at all times, and frees up space in the other bags for larger tools. I've only field tested it once, and had a little difficulty groping for the zippers and fasteners, but I imagine that I will get the hang of it.
belt pack, the snaps and other parts of the strap can hang up on belt loops and other details of clothing.That said, it is still the best shoulder holster style system I have found, and I highly recommend it.
If you intend to use it in a rough environment , Look else where . Maybe more suitable for light duty  use . Neat idea ,but needs fine tuning . I do not know why I kept it , but maybe I can find a use for it . A bit over priced .
Being something of a geek, I constantly search for ever better carrying systems for all my "stuff." This is one of the best systems I have seen and used.I have the full two bag shoulder holster system, the padded strap set, and another single carry bag from the system.
Removable pouch fits a M&P shield 40 rather well. I bought this to use as a chest pack for when I have a backpack on, in order to keep certain items readily accessible(such as a firearm). I usually have a belt holster, but with a pack that has waist straps, that is not an option. While it's not a fast draw, a gun can be comfortably concealed in a low key manner, along with a few other things in the front pocket.
On the occasional hike this product can be used to store about 4 water bottles and 4 power bars in main compartments with room for small flash light and medical supplies if needed eliminating the camel pack altogether and planting all the weight of the cargo on your legs and not your back for added comfort during the hike.I give 4 stars for accessibility comfort and build quality and slightly sub par build quality.
The innovation in their products and adapting military-style technology over to civilian applications while maintaining hard-use production standards has resulted in some really good gear that doesn't make it look like you're a surplus-shop junkie but lets you carry what you want how you want. I'm always excited to see what they come up with next.
This is a great product with only one noticeable draw back. I have found that when I use the dual hip holster configuration the thigh buckles catch on one another creating a disturbing sensation that they will crack or come undone. However, i was able to overcome this problem by taking the thigh straps and buckles out and simply turning them around before putting them back in.
Answer: yes