BULLETPROOF VESTS

Purchased these plates recently . They are ceramic so they are very light compared to steel. I put them in my 5.11 tactical plate carrier and my entire setup weighs 12.5 lbs which is a lot better then standard steel weighing around 18-20lbs. I hope I never have to put them to the test but guntubers have not penetrated these with 5.56. Highly recommended :100::u1F1FA::u1F1F8::u1F1FA::u1F1F8::u1F1FA::u1F1F8:

I can’t say enough good things about Ace Link, I ordered a carrier and it did not fit so I needed a size bigger. I spoke with Justin and he not only helped me get the new size ordered but expedited shipping since I need the carrier for work. I’ll be ordering items from them again in the future!

These guys are the best, placed an order and the order was processed and shipped exactly at the time specified. No hassle no delays! And the gear is great, Quadrelease Plate carrier is in my opinion one of the best carriers out there!

Product was originally lost by FedEx during delivery. Staff was extremely helpful in tracking down my missing package going above and beyond their duties. Also, the patrol vest with stab resistance fits exactly as described, and is extremely comfortable compared to other vest that I have owned in the past quality unmatched customer service also unmatched.

All in all it's a great carrier. The quadrelease seems pretty sturdy, doesn't open without pulling the tab so it won't randomly fall off. There's 2 cumberbunds, one is just straight elastic but it only connects to the vest in the back (it's difficult to describe without showing you) which to me seems kinda pointless so I just folded them and tucked them away- then you have the regular cumberbund that attaches the front and back of the vest together. What's nice about them is that they have shock cord between them, so it stays tight on your body, but has room to flex when you sit or breathe deep or whatever, that's a very nice addition. Pocket for the plates are a little taller than they need to be, which isn't a plus or a minus it's just something I noticed. The tubes are super easy to use, getting this on and off is a dream. My only really grip is there's no place to put the regular hard side plates. There's a pocket in the cumberbund that fits their 3a soft panels, but nothing to hold a hard plate in place so you have to buy a pouch to put on the outside of the MOLLE, that's the only major downside to this. Otherwise it's a great piece of gear