Introducing the NEW TYR Tactical PICO-DS Assaulters Plate Carrier (TYR-PICO-DS). It is a lightweight and configurable system. It acts as a scalable foundation which the operator can configure based on mission requirements.
It’s engineered utilizing their revolutionary PV material which offers significant weight reduction with increased resistance to abrasion. PV has been tested to have 7-10 times higher abrasion resistance than standard mil spec nylon. PV also enhances the ballistic attributes of armor within the vest. Antimicrobial/FR treated padded spacer mesh is used internally for comfort.
Features:
• PALS Webbing for MOLLE Attachment
• Features the removable Swift Clip System for integrating chest racks and other accessories (COMING SOON)
• The circumference of the New Three Row Slotted Base Cummerbund incorporates poly mesh which quickens dry time in both arid and humid climates. It also allows excess heat to vent, further decreasing dry time.
• Removable MOLLE Front Flap with MOLLE/PALS webbing to attach mission specific pouches
• NEW 1.5” Low Profile Shoulder Pads with easy front to back overlapping adjustment
• Hard sewn zippers on the back of the carrier allow the user to integrate DS Assaulters Zip-On Back Panels (COMING SOON)
• Ballistic Vein increases load carriage performance, provides a rigid platform, reduces fatigue, stabilizes and enhances soft armor inserts.
• Reinforced Drag Handle
MSRP
Carrier Only: $395.95
T52/SP Soft Armor [Certified Level II NIJ0101.06 Specifications]: $695.95
The TYR Tactical PICO-DS Assaulters Plate Carrier launches today. Take 15% off your entire retail purchase during the TYR Tactical Labor Day Sale with coupon code: LABORDAY16.
Sale Dates: Thursday, 1-Sept-16 – Tuesday, 9-Sept-16
Tags: Tyr Tactical
Speak of the placard devil.
Are people talking about QASMs as “SwiftClip” (which is a trademark by VS/MRC) now? Which is interesting because the trademark isn’t limited to QASMs:
“Plastic buckles, fasteners and clasps for use on backpacks, military gear, police gear, personal body armor and apparel, and similar clothing articles”
Probably has somthing to do with the steel loop locks on the back of the shoulder straps.
Maybe I’m misunderstanding but I doubt it. Tyr says “for integrating chest racks” which is exactly what the VS/Mayflower Swiftclips do, and they literally use the term Swiftclips.
That said I doubt VS/Mayflower will go after them for it, because having more carriers out there using their system will also help them sell placards and chest rigs. When people can clearly say their gear is compatible with the Swiftclip systems, it seems to me that all parties involved will benefit.
Will this take the crye zip on back pannels?? does anyone know.
Hey it doesn’t take crye back panels