Gadsden Dynamics has just completed a massive update to their product line including new products and upgrades to existing products. Their chest rigs in particular have learned several new tricks.
You can learn more about the upgraded functionality by visiting the Gadsden Dynamics Blog. You’ll find product information along side other useful information that the armed citizen will find useful.
Gadsden Dynamics just turned their product line on its ear. They added a brand new modular plate carrier, the ALPC, and applied some updates to their entire line of chest rigs.
The ALPC is both modular and customizable. Its components are available a la carte so that the end user can build exactly what they need.
The “Front Base” is the key part of the ALPC’s modular design. This part is somewhat like a standard placcard or cummerbund flap in how it is affixed to the front plate pocket. It is available with a number of load carriage options and can easily be swapped. Additionally, Gadsden Dynamics will eventually offer completely custom configurations like they do for their chest rigs.
Additionally, Gadsden Dynamics has updated the harnesses on their entire line of chest rigs. They are now removable and come with everything you need to attach them to industry standard plate carrier attachments.
Gadsden Dynamics is in the process of finalizing the design of their first production plate carrier along with updates to their chest rig line. The ALPC or Adaptable Lightweight Plate Carrier will have some clever features in keeping with Gadsden Dynamics’ other low-profile load carriage gear.
The ALPC and updates to the chest rig line will roll out in March. Stay tuned for details. GadsdenDyanmics.com
Gadsden Dynamics has adopted the UW Gear tuck tab pouch closure system. The tuck tab system will be used for the integrated medical and general purpose pouches of their line of chest rigs. Gadsden Dynamics will continue to offer their magazine pouches in their current open top configuration.
UW Gear’s pouch closure doesn’t use hook and loop or snaps. Instead, the flap is secured with a tuck tab system that is silent, robust, and easy to use.
We first told you about the Gadsden Dynamics EDC Wallet when it was still in testing. Now it is in production and available to order.
The idea behind this product is simple. You don’t always have pockets especially when you are working out. Sometimes you have pockets but can’t really trust them to retain anything or they may be full of other items like a backup handgun in pocket holster. That is where the EDC Wallet comes in. It is a flexible, elastic pocket designed to hold some basic items like cards, cash, ID, and a flashlight on your belt.
Check out the EDC Wallet at GadsdenDynamics.com
