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Rossco66 December 6th, 2015 17:06

Do fake plates for carriers exist?
 
Rigs with plates in them keep their form better and will disperse load the way they are designed to. Without the plates, the rig often won't keep its proper shape and can lose some of the engineering in regards to dispersing weight properly.

Is there such a thing as a fake plate set that will essentially do nothing more than create the structural rigidity that the real ones would?

If there is, where are they available and how much?

If there isn't, does anyone else see the need for such a product if it was properly priced?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Rossco

Saxon79 December 6th, 2015 17:10

I'm pretty sure I've seen them on eBay.

brock0 December 6th, 2015 17:21

Yes, Google airsoft fake sapi and they will come up. $10-20. They are hollow plastic but will definitely add some rigidity.

RainyEyes December 6th, 2015 17:28

I've seen them for sale on a Canadian retailer somewhere so I can confirm that they sell them. Actually, I saw it on sale from a link from one of the members on these forums in their signature that led to their store. If I see it, I will send you a pm!

Handsonic December 6th, 2015 17:29

My PC came with foam plates that hold the shape of the PC very well. You could probably google "fake sapi plates" , as mentioned before, and find plenty online.

Diadochi December 6th, 2015 18:22

There are lots of fake plates (thick foam, hollow plastic, ect) a few companies also make realistically weighted and solid plates for training simulation, if that matters at all.

Wilkie December 6th, 2015 19:42

Literally just click on the link at the top of the screen. Plates are among the small handful of things ASC Mart sells.

Plate carriers without training/ dummy plates are inadequate to say the least.

w1lp33 December 6th, 2015 20:18

Other option is check out jtac-custom, they make closed cell foam plates in all sizes.

BioRage December 6th, 2015 20:35

foam matts, or cardboard.

#ghettolyfe

RainyEyes December 6th, 2015 21:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wilkie (Post 1965764)
Literally just click on the link at the top of the screen. Plates are among the small handful of things ASC Mart sells.

Plate carriers without training/ dummy plates are inadequate to say the least.

lol woops, yeah that's the store i was looking at actually.

Curo December 6th, 2015 21:32

The very vast majority do nothing more the recreate the shape, rigidity.

front back and side plates, for those who can add side plates.
http://www.herooutdoors.com/accessor...eatured&page=2

just front and back
http://www.herooutdoors.com/tmc-4-pc...nt-back-sides/


I recommend real weight plates. but everybody thinks im crazy.

Ricochet December 6th, 2015 21:34

I've had a few different types. Get the laser-cut, closed foam ones. They are far superior to the others in every way.

chaz December 6th, 2015 22:28

ghetto it up man!
I cut and duct taped two layers of foam mats :)

Rossco66 December 6th, 2015 22:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ricochet (Post 1965780)
I've had a few different types. Get the laser-cut, closed foam ones. They are far superior to the others in every way.

From where?

Rossco66 December 6th, 2015 22:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by chaz (Post 1965787)
ghetto it up man!
I cut and duct taped two layers of foam mats :)

Of course you did. Tuct tape in a vibrant red was it?


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