EXO Plate / Panel Carrier GEN II - MOLLE. The EXO VEST Plate Carrier Gen II is designed for maximum protection. Made to hold soft armor and plates, XPC will provide you the needed protection in dangerous environments. With its padded interior and shoulders for added comfort and articulation, you will be able to perform at your peak in the field. Emergency drag handle, (Available Pocket to hide if not needed) Removable padded anti-slip shoulder pads, with hook and loop guides Adjustable shoulder straps MOLLE webbing for modular attachments Hook and loop webbing Front map pocket with snap, hook and loop closure Back auxiliary pocket with hook and loop closure (used to hide Carry Handle) Adjustable cummerbund with built-in soft armor pockets Breathable 3D Mesh liner Easy access plate pockets Ballistic plates/soft armor not included. CUMMERBUND SIZE: Small/Medium: adjustable from 34" - 42". Large/X-Large: adjustable from 42" - 50". Hard Plate Capacity: Small/Medium: accepts Medium BALCS/SPEAR cut soft armor and plates up to 10" x 12.5". Large/X-Large: accepts Large BALCS/SPEAR cut soft armor and plates up to 11" x 14" (Plate thickness should be less than 1/2 inch to fit). Soft Armor Cummerbund Capacity: Small/Medium accepts Medium 6" x 10" soft armor. Large/X-Large: accepts Large 6" x 12" soft armor. Attache your Molle Gear as you need for your duty assignment and needs. Sold Separately.

HOBBLE RESTRAINT - WEB & METAL CLIP RIP HOBBLE. Gain maximum control over a prisoner with a hobble Ripp Restraint – without needing to hog-tie! Made of polypropylene webbed belting bronze snap Self-locking alligator clip Perfect for use on ankles, knees and elbows. Hobble allows for transporting subjects in a seated, upright position, while preventing the prisoner from kicking doors or windows. • Constructed of 1" wide flat nylon webbing • 48" long • Heavy-duty tensioning clasp on loop side • Brass clasp on end • Clasp can be clipped to handcuff chain IMPORTANT: Please note that improper use of hobble restraints can lead to positional asphyxia and death. Officers using these restraints must be trained in proper application, limitations and care of prisoners.