Marine Gladiator Chest Rig w/ Bib - A-TACS GCR2-AS

Great quality Chest rig. Only 2 issues after running it for years. The biggest is that you can't don the rig alone. If you're a guy with any amount of chest and shoulder muscle you will not be flexible enough to buckle yourself. Not being able to don the chest rig yourself is a deal breaker and enough to make me not recommenr this product. The other minor issue it that the mags are very difficult to insert when fully loaded. Get a dump pouch to use instead because you'll spend 30 seconds trying to get one back in. A Kywi placard is ages better than this design but it is low profile which is nice if you're prone a lot.

Spent a ton of time looking for a quality chest rig and decided on this TAG Marine Gladiator. It has held up well thus far, have had it for about a month and have run it though some local shot courses. Initially I had removed the bungee cord retentions for the magazines but quickly put them back on after dropping a mag out during some entry through windows. My only issue is that I am not flexible enough to buckle the side straps since they sit high and behind my reach area.

Fully loaded with 6 AR mags and 4 20rd pistol mags, the vest is front heavy, but still remains relatively balanced.I have a 44inch chest and 32 inch waist, the vest is almost too small for me. I have to tighten it all the way for it to fit. If I was any thinner, it would be too big.If you are a relatively thin guy, consider another option.The material seems durable and it has held up well so far.

Fits a 6'2, 260 lb man well. Comfortable, durable, plenty of magazine storage room, very adjustable, has room for front SAPI armor plate, nice camo job in the ATAC style. With the molle and room for a camelback/waterpack in back is ideal. Has suspender holders. It is a fine carrier, adaptable to what you need without being to bulky and at a good price point.

This is an excellent tactical rig. The integrated magazine pouches allow you to carry up to six AR-15 magazines while keeping a low profile, and the front molle allows for additional utility pouches, pistol mag pouches, or other accessories to be placed in front. The durability seems top-notch, and I've had zero issues with it despite heavy use.

This is a very well built and designed chest rig. This rig is worth the money, have purchased cheaper rigs with little satisfaction. I am very satisfied with this rig and came in timely manner..

I am no HSLD operator, however, I do have a couple combat tours under my belt. I wanted a rig that could carry more than three magazines but still allowed me to go prone without something getting in the way. This rig allows just that, and brings a bit more to the table. The rear can carry a hydration system which balances out the weight of six loaded magazines nicely. There is webbing to allow the attachment of an IFAK, a dump pouch, or any other gadget you can conjure up. A piece of Velcro is sewn to the center bib to allow the attachment of patches. There is plenty of adjustment in the straps to facilitate wearing the rig atop body armor or additional clothing in colder climates. My only gripe is that inserting magazines into the outermost pockets is a bit difficult but I am certain that is only because the rig is new.