Blue Force Gear Ten-Speed Chest Rig

This is the perfect low profile minimalist chest rig. It can be adjusted around the waist to fit any size and also can moved up and down the chest to sit higher or lower. M4 magazines fit snugly, but a water bottle or flashbang can be sqeezed in. When nothing is in a pouch, it lays flat. Unfortunately, only one week after purchase, a thread had already started to unravel, but clipping it with a pair of scissors solved that problem. Overall, this is a fantastic chest rig if all you need to carry are a couple magazines.

I ran a rifle class this last Saturday with my new chest rig. It performed excellent. It's good to use a dump pouch w/ it because it's optimized for mag removal, not insertion. This is the most comfortable chest rig I've worn; even when prone!

It seems that everyone (tactical gear companies) are finally realizing when you add all the pouches, armor, ammo, gadgets to a kit it starts to weight WAY too much. This rig is by far the simplest of designs. It is a gun fighter rig first and formost. If you do handstand in a gunfight or when you go through one of these over priced " trendy" shooting courses then this isn't for you. But if you need a practical gun fighter set up with just mags of a few mags and blow out kits and radio then this is great.

for light basic use this rig is great, when not in use it goes flat and wont snag on other gear. can be worn under a jacket without notice.

Blue Force Gear Ten-Speed Chest Rig, I ordered this Rig as an alternative to a bulky chest rig to use in carbine competitions and I'm very pleased. Pros: It is light and low profile, lays completely flat when empty and is even slim when loaded. It is completely adjustable so I can wear it high or low, I've even worn it with 3 mags and a molle external frame backpack and it's like it's not even there. The pocket's elastic conforms to many sizes of items from my pistol mags, keys!!, phone, ...I've even kept water bottles in it. Cons: -no molle webbing to add anything -only 1 mag per pocket -can't use outermost pocket if you are wearing a molle backpack ....but that's how it is designed to be simple and effective at holding just mags. overall highly recommended

Great gear for any officer who has a patrol rifle. Can easily be stored in your bag and put on over your uniform quickly without interfering with your duty belt. Elastic type material the magazines are held in holds the mags securely and shows no sign of stress after a month of use

Exactly what I needed, nothing I did not. I used this rig in a 2 day carbine class, and it worked just as expected. Good build quality, light, adjustable, including the height. The 6 pouches allow to easily accommodate all necessary load for a class. I would highly recommend this to everyone looking for a cost-effective solution for training or competition uses.

For carbine classes or HD, I want low profile and light weight gear that stays out of my way. Cinch the shoulder straps down and this rig clings to your body like it is a second skin. There are six pounches and any you might choose to leave empty just lay flat against your body. Mag retention is excellent. If you wish to add a hydration carrier, BFG has a solution for that too. Great product and highly recommended for those in a similar circumstance.

I ordered one of these for my job in Iraq-because we're back and forth between our vehicles several times a day, it's easier than taking my magazines out of the pouches on my IOTV and sticking them in a bandoleer. It fits over my IOTV fairly well; the waist strap even fully extended will not go all the way around. I shortened it and ran it under the front flap with a d-ring to one side. It keeps my basic load in easy reach, and I have no fear about loosing magazines if I ever do get hit by an IED. An issue that I've had is that the constant wear is causing the pattern to fade on the sides of the pouches. I don't know what sort of dyeing scheme they have, but it hasn't lasted long-I've only owned the rig for about two months. That said, it does lay quite flat when empty, meaning I will probably keep this for range use from here on. Only one other issue has presented itself-there might be a need for loops on the straps about 3in above the mag pouches for attachments of PTTs.