Do you think the harness loops on the belt are durable? I’m only asking because I like the mayflower one but don’t have mayflower kind of money and this looks like the next best thing.
@@bushlifenz9378He meant the cord loops for attaching a PLCE or other harness component, eg Condor or other H harness. Most battle belts designed for harness use have D rings instead of cordage.
And the model you're reviewing could do with 2 more points. This would make it compatible with British style systems which feature 6 attachment points instead of 4.
@@nomadmarauder-dw9re You could improvise something with paracord or a D ring that threads through PALS. Also pouches like the essential kit bag and E&E have D rings on them that you could run the straps on a British yoke through.
@@bushlifenz9378 I know. Something else I know is I'm not paying that much for stuff I must improvise to use. BTW, I like Helikon. But not that much. My Matilda is all I expected.
Do you think the harness loops on the belt are durable? I’m only asking because I like the mayflower one but don’t have mayflower kind of money and this looks like the next best thing.
It has laser cut PALS and is well put together.
@@bushlifenz9378He meant the cord loops for attaching a PLCE or other harness component, eg Condor or other H harness. Most battle belts designed for harness use have D rings instead of cordage.
And the model you're reviewing could do with 2 more points. This would make it compatible with British style systems which feature 6 attachment points instead of 4.
@@nomadmarauder-dw9re You could improvise something with paracord or a D ring that threads through PALS. Also pouches like the essential kit bag and E&E have D rings on them that you could run the straps on a British yoke through.
@@bushlifenz9378 I know. Something else I know is I'm not paying that much for stuff I must improvise to use. BTW, I like Helikon. But not that much. My Matilda is all I expected.