HSGI AO Small Chest Rig.. For those looking for a "high-speed, low drag setup"

[Labo]

Hey guys.. New Video from Labzero Productions
HSGI AO Small Chest Rig

YouTube - HSGI (High Speed Gear) A.O. Small Chest-Rig

[Boyso]

Me like it!

Might seem small though for larger/taller people, but still, love the combo with all the pouches.

[Ross]

pretty nifty. A little over dramatic though. Lol.

[Labo]

Originally Posted by LastSpartan

Me like it!

Might seem small though for larger/taller people, but still, love the combo with all the pouches.

Slight "Overkill" on the M.O.T.D. there.. but, it holds pretty good for a rig under $100
I was carrying 12 on the M.O.T.D. + 2 (on the Tacos) and it was still pretty comfortable... since the H-harness gets wider around the shoulder area... kinda like padding... but not really.
Overall.. it's an great rig.

Ross... are you talking about the video being "Over Dramatic" or the placement of magazine pouches?

[onemenace]

nice video man decent production quality

[ebfud]

what colours do they come in? and anyone know where to get them in country?

[Labo]

Originally Posted by ebfud

what colours do they come in? and anyone know where to get them in country?

CP Gear sells HSGI in Khaki.. not too sure if they'll do a special order on the AOSmall C.R.

DS Tactical .. I believe you can get them in CADPAT TW and AR, but nothing on their site right now.. you might have to call them and special order this rig in those patterns.

One Shot Tactical is also an authorized HSGI dealer.

Hope this helps.

[rc_p120]

First of all another great video, consider me subscribed. I think it would be good to see some pros-and-cons listed in the vid and what role you think the gear would be best in. Right now it's more of promotional vid, albeit one that makes me want to empty my wallet. lol

[Labo]

There has been some changes in the way we conduct the reviews.. A few factors, as well as conflicting issues when it comes to doing a "Review" made us change it to more of a "Product Profile"... As much as possible, we try to keep it honest without the "But, hold on! There's more!" kind of statement... How-to videos are a bit more complex, we just emphasize more on features of the products... and most answers to technical questions can be found on the manufacturers websites or forums such as this one.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for subscribing

[m102404]

Labo,

Your reviews rock. Keep it up and do 'em up whichever way works best for you.

For me...it's a great balance between "showing off" the gear and commenting/reviewing what works and what you like about it.

Sucks watching your vids though...the impulse to purchase gear afterwards is brutal.

[Labo]

Originally Posted by m102404

Labo,

Your reviews rock. Keep it up and do 'em up whichever way works best for you.

For me...it's a great balance between "showing off" the gear and commenting/reviewing what works and what you like about it.

Sucks watching your vids though...the impulse to purchase gear afterwards is brutal.

LOL.