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MOLLE (pronounced /ˈmɒl.liː/, similar in pronunciation to the name Molly) is an acronym for Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment. It is used to define the current generation of load-bearing equipment and backpacks used by a number of NATO armed forces, especially the British Army and the United States Army.
MOLLE-system U.S. Army in Universal Camouflage Pattern
The system's modularity is derived from the use of Pouch Attachment Ladder System (PALS) webbing equipment as rows of heavy-duty nylon stitched onto the vest to allow for the attachment of various compatible pouches and accessories. This method of attachment has become a de facto standard for modular tactical gear, replacing the All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE) system used in the earliest modular vest systems (which is still in use with many police forces).
MOLLE AND PALS
The term MOLLE is used not only to describe the specific system manufactured by Speciality Defense Systems, but also interchangeably to describe generically all load bearing systems and subsystems that utilize the woven PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System) webbing for modular pouch attachment (though MOLLE is proprietary to Natick Labs, most use MOLLE and PALS interchangeably). Derivatives based on the MOLLE attachment method (such as the Tactical Tailor MALICE clip system) have also been developed. Any system that utilizes modular attachment methods and is usable with U.S. general issue MOLLE components is often considered "MOLLE-compatible" or is called a "MOLLE" system. Increasingly, non-military manufacturers are incorporating MOLLE technology into outdoor equipment.
There are three general modes of attachment in the MOLLE arena; the "Natick Snap", which uses a polyethylene reinforced webbing strap with the 'pushthedot' snap for security; the polymer "Malice" clip, developed by Tactical Tailor as an alternative to the Natick Snap concept, which interweaves like the Natick Snap but terminates in a semi-permanent closure that requires a screwdriver or other flat-tipped object to disengage; and a variety of attachments that fall into the "Weave & Tuck" category, in which the end of an interwoven strap is tucked into an item's backing after attachment to a vest or pack (Paraclete's SofStrap and Spec Ops Brand's hybrid attachment).
The PALS grid consists of horizontal rows of 25 mm (1 in) webbing, spaced 25 mm apart, and attached to the backing at 40 mm (1.5 in) intervals.[5] Although the specification is for the stitchings to be spaced 38 mm (1.5 in) apart, stitching in the range 35-40 mm (1.4-1.6 in) is considered acceptable in practice
PALS
The Pouch Attachment Ladder System or PALS is a grid of webbing invented and patented by United States Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center used to attach smaller equipment onto load-bearing platforms, such as vests and backpacks.[1][2] It was first used on MOLLE rucksacks, but is now found on a variety of tactical equipment, such as the U.S. Improved Outer Tactical Vest, Interceptor body armor, USMC Improved Load Bearing Equipment backpack and Modular Tactical Vest. It is used to attach items such as holsters, magazine pouches, radio pouches, knife sheathes, and other gear.[1] A wide variety of pouches are commercially available, allowing soldiers to customize their kit. There is also a variety of attachment methods including the Alice Clip, the Natick snap, and soft, interwoven straps.[3] The PALS system has begun to be adopted by other forces, such as the British Army, who use it on their Osprey body armor.
The PALS grid is easily visible in this image of the US Marine Corps' Interceptor Body Armor
PALS consists of webbing sewn onto the load-bearing equipment and corresponding webbing and straps on the attachment. The straps are interwoven between the webbing on each of two pieces and finally snapped into place, making for a very secure fit which can be detached with moderate effort. New types are laser cut out of single piece fabric rather than webbing straps sewn onto fabric. This is common on many new tactical items from backpacks to chest rigs. The spacing is the same standard so new lasercut ladders are 100% backwards compatible with older pouches made for webbing strap construction rigs.
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If you flip around the bungee clip where the retainer piece leans toward the pack it’s less likely to pop out like it did in your video. The pressure of retaining something, pulls the bungee towards (inward) the retainer.
The more I see, the more I'm liking the "Molle "System. Thanks for the comprehensive descriptive information you have supplied also.
Thank you Trevor, really appreciate your comment mate. I love the molle system... becoming my favourite thing to play with... 🤣
That second to last last item is what i use to tidy excess webbing/straps on backpacks. Attach as you show and then just wrap the strap around it and cinch it with the elastic. Works a treat. Good video, thanks for sharing.
Yeah nice little gadgets arent they mate.
Thanks for posting this. I didn't know about the hose holder one. I clip mine through a Nite Ize S biner and it keeps it tucked on the shoulder strap, but allows it to slide without unclipping it. And comparing the set up of several types of attachment points is quite useful.
Thanks mate. Appreciated
You didn’t completely install the hydration tube retaining clip and the bungee clip. It helps to use a flat head screwdriver to help push the molle strap up so you can get the short end of the molle clip behind it.
Thanks for this video-I never knew what to do with the clips!
The molle master giving away his secret's! 👍 my bags are covered in cable ties and leather boot laces. Hehe. Wicked film man. Take it easy. 🏴
MOLLE MASTER... i quite like that 🤣🤣 thanks for your support brother
Thank you for explaining to us how it works, we are grateful!
Thanks. This is helpful.
Thanks!!
I’ve got a piece of equipment in a pouch with a belt loop. That last clip might be ideal to attach it to my Bergen! Thanks for the demo. ATB stay safe 👍🦊
Thanks mate, and your welcome cheap as chips.. 60p each on Ali Express, i bought a 42 pc set on amazon yesterday about £15. Came same day
Received a bag of these last night. Thanks for the video.
good help, various options, thanks
Another well made information filled video thank you.
Thank you
thanks Scott, always interesting and informative pal. ATB 😊👍
Thank you
Thanks for this. Looking to hang knife and silky saw from molle belt so this helps.
No problem glad its helped. Which was its intention. 👍👍
Great vid again, very useful tips.
Thanks Terry my friend appreciate the support
Very informative and useful. Thank you for going through that for us.
Thanks for watching.. 👍👍
Great demo.
Didn’t know some of these clips existed and it’s nice to see how they work
Take care 🇨🇦 ❤️
Thanks Sue.
Thanks. I bought a bunch of these, but only had a vague notion of how to use them. Thanks for the great video - exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks mate glad it was of use to you
Thank you for you tyme and consideration.
I appreciated the video.
Thank you for watching mate
Enjoyed that another well informed watch keep up the good work, stay safe
Thanks my friend... plenty more where that came from lol.. 🤣
So, I bought a backpack with the MOLLE system on Amazon last week... I just needed a new backpack, and it was inexpensive, and I thought the "extra" stuff looked cool lol. *Completely* ignorant to the MOLLE system, didn't come with instructions, I thought I could figure it out. I was so confused at first...and other people's videos on YT kinda suck/don't explain/show very well. You demonstrate how it works VERY well. Thank you for that. Thank you A LOT, actually! Loving my new tactical-ass pack, haha.
Glad to help mate thank you for a great Comment 😊
Nice one matey
Thanks mate
Very helpful. I have been looking for this information. Thank you.
Glad it could help you out my friend
cracked me when he said flapping around n hit in the face xD lol
😂😂👍👍👍 cheers mate
Nice one Scott some handy pieces of kit. They are the sort of things I find on Amazon when bored and had one to many beers and next day they turn up in the post 🤪 thumbs up as always bud 👍
Yep. Exactly what happened to me the.first time lol... 🤣🤣
@@OscarOutdoors22 the latest thing I found on Amazon was Rovtop 6 Pcs Tarp Clips Lock Grips great for adding additional eyelets to stuff without damaging the product you attach them to, and can take them off when you don't need them on it👍
I actually dont own any tarp clips but i really should 🤣🤣
@@OscarOutdoors22 😂🤣😂 👍
Hola, compre una mochila molle pero algunas de las costuras son muy pequeñas por lo que las correas de los pouch no pasan... alguna recomendacion de algun broche o algo que me ayude?
I think you're using the bungee retainer upside-down.
What base is he Installing on?
Bless you sir I got a 45L army backpack it came with these things and I don't know how to put them on or 2hat they called...snap. thank you
No worries
do you trust this plastic stuff? I am a stage builder and i am thinking about making a molle setup for my tool belt and usually my stuff are: metal, low weight allu, leather , strong fabric but not plastic
Those plastic carabiner are basically very nice and handy(i have a few of those myself) but they are also incredibly cheap China trash. Wobbly, improper production sizes... I wouldn't hang anything fragile and valuable on them. Maybe gloves or something.
Need more than Velcro buddy
Where can I buy some water tube retainers?
Should be a link in the description my friend
bungee clip not installed, will fall off. otherwise cool vid
I use two Velcro key clips on the front strap of my EDC bag, to attach those Velcro type cell pouches.
I can easily slide it up and down the strap to wherever I want it, but it won't slide around on it's own if it's higher on my chest.
Sounds interesting with give that a go.
@@OscarOutdoors22 I guess it's like non permanent sliding MOLLE webbing on a 2 inch wide shoulder strap.
Guess you could hang keys on the clip as well, they just stick out past the cell pouch.
Ordered a newer pouch with the Velcro on the front flap, that way I have easy access to my lighter that has self adhesive Velcro attached to it.
Cant actually envisage that. Would be great to see a pic
@@OscarOutdoors22 all your really doing is attaching the Velcro clips across the 2inch shoulder strap, then attach a pouch to it like normal MOLLE webbing.
I just use the ironseals cell pouch from Amazon.
Place self adhesive Velcro tape (male side) on a lighter,and stick it to where people usually put their flag patch.
Now i can see it.. great tip
Interesting video. Can u tell me where you got the webbing kit/tactical vest from please. Thanks in advance.
Hi mate yeah the plate and belt are from Fubar Bundy Airsoft in Leeds. Believe they have a website my friend
Im only part way thru and have two concerns....
1st: The accessories aren't being installed properly.
2nd: I am concerned about your breathing....
Thank you for the content, but geez...
Covid got me a few times... 😂😂😂
The carabiner in this seems pointless. I do the same thing using real metal carabiners & I’m sure they are stronger than a plastic carabiner. And they hook onto any M.O.L.L.E webbing point
The Grimloc? Yeah that's a good though. But the grimloc is quick release and looks Tactical...
They are actually much stronger than they look. Ive a 3 litre water bladder hanging off 1. For a number of hours.b
The grimloc has a pressure where its designed to break away, and it doesnt mung up the webbing the way a carabiner does over time.
So for small stuff like gloves etc it is better even if its possible to do it your way
Its designed to pop open if you get caught on something
Thanks!