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Helikon-Tex Foxtrot MK2 Belt Rig

If you’re looking for something to carry your gear while hiking, check out the Foxtrot MK2 Belt Rig by Helikon-Tex.

In addition to removable suspenders, the zippered main compartment integrates an outer pocket for quick access and two open topped pockets for water bottles. On the top flap is a bungee and underneath adjustable straps for additional gear. Finally, the belt incorporates PALS webbing.

Offered in Black, Adaptive Green, Coyote, Olive Green, and Shadow Grey.

www.helikon-tex.com/en_eur/tb-fx2-cd-foxtrot-mk2-belt-rig-cordura

9 Responses to “Helikon-Tex Foxtrot MK2 Belt Rig”

  1. Chris says:

    Reminds me of two things, first is the Mountainsmith packs, I have more than one and love them as my quick go to hiking bag. The other is the Wildland Fire pack I used to use. The ass pack and fire shelter pocket were attached to the suspenders and it had a removable main pack that buckled onto the suspenders and ass pack. I sewed a Camelbak onto the suspenders. It allowed the main pack to go over the Camelbak and always stayed with the ass pack and fire shelter (The Pack Shack Panel Load Pack)

    All that said Helikon makes some nice gear for good prices. I like the organization of this pack. If there was a hydration bladder pouch that could be attached that would be awesome. Put the weight of water close to the back not further out from center of gravity with the bottle pockets. I may pick one of these up.

    • Strike-Hold says:

      I like your references, and your idea about the hydro pack.

      Every time I look at this rig I imagine a tactical version with the water bottle pouches moved to the belt, the PALS panel doubled in length (so that you could add mag pouches as well), and attachment points on the front for an admin / bino pouch.

      MKIII version Pawel? 😉

  2. Torch says:

    Nice, another variant I like is the Kifaru Tailgunner series. Make butt packs great again!

  3. Chuck says:

    I really want one but I need to see if they have CONUS vendors. $39 to ship a $60 product is too much for me.

  4. Matt in Oklahoma says:

    Nice ?

  5. qwerty says:

    I like it, I do like the idea of beefed up one to with molle. However this I could see for day hikes when you want a fast light set up, or going off trail. I also see it as a way of letting the old back breath on sticky day hike.

    I think I will get one!

  6. Jeremy says:

    Out of stock in all colors at the U.S. store.