FireForce #8728 MOLLE II Fighting Load Carrier Load Bearing Vest (FLC) Made in USA (Multi Cam)

This is an awesome FLC vest. To the best of my knowledge, after issuing the FLC vests in Woodland, Desert (three-color), ACU (US Army), and Coyote (USMC), the US Military (US Army) has not issued an FLC in Multicam/Scorpion camouflage pattern. This vest should meet the needs of those seeking an FLC in the new camouflage pattern. When I compare it to the vest (ACU) that I was issued, it appears to be of equal (very high) quality, but some of the straps may be of a different material than what was issued in previous vests. My only "issue" with this FLC vest is the price. It's 6X higher in price over an ACU*, 4X higher than a "DCU"*, and 3X higher than a USMC "Coyote" vest* of equal quality (* from other Amazon vendors). All of that said, I WANTED an FLC in this camouflage pattern, and was willing to pay more for it. I'm glad that I did, and I'd do it again. It's worth it to me. Oh yeah, as mentioned by other veterans who've reviewed this item, it's fully adjustable via the internal waist and rear suspension straps. Non-veterans: go to YouTube for help adjusting your vest.

Just like USGI aside from the tag with NSNs. Fit, function, and feel is exactly like other issued FLCs. Worth every penny, so pick one up before the price goes up again!

I was issued one of these by the Army in the old ACU pattern as part of my issue for a deployment many years ago. I just was issued new gear in the new pattern by the Army. Unfortunately I did not get issued a FLC as part of the new issue. I really like the FLC because it enables you to wear your IOTV (body armor) without the extra weight of magazines, IFAC, etc. For anyone wondering if this is the real deal, the answer is yes. This FLC is identical to the last FLC the Army issued me. I am pretty OCD and inspected it in depth; there are no differences. Yes, it might have "Multicam" printed on your webbing, but this is normal. Multicam is actually intellectual property of the company that designed it, thus they can print it on their product. Many of the non-issue but Army approved tactical gear items for sale at the Army Air Force Exchange also have "Multicam" printed on them. Long story short: if you are looking for a genuine FLC in the new Army camo pattern. This is it. I would also like to note that some of the negative comments revolved around the quality. This is of the exact same build and material quality as Army issue. It is top notch.

Great product....the only thing is it does not fit around my iotv. The rear cumberbund is not adjustable, where as most are open in the back with with buckles. This one buckles on the front before zipping.

This is authentic us military- the item you are looking for. However the quality of this product is exceptional. Cannot be overstated. Highest quality molle ii vest. Had to write a review because it is very impressive. Is the quality and pattern worth the cost? Thats subjective.

Very true to issued gear design. Multicam is genuine and matches other manufacturers gear well. Adjustment is fairly easy and broad. Held up very well under heavy use in a week long shooting course. Plenty of molle real estate was able to attach 2 pistol and 4 ar15 mag pouches, dump pouch and first aid kit with room to spare. Highly recommended and durable for any application.

I've had this for a while and it works well, I can fit all the ammo pouches and other things you need on an LBV. Good for the gun range too.

I love this FLC it's built all the way up to Military specs. I was worried because it seemed a little too good price but upon receiving it I know it's the real deal and am glad I have a multi cam FLC. The delivery time was really great it took less then 4 days to get all the way out in Hawaii it's really great buy for anyone looking for a FLC for your Army infantry work or airsoft. Great buy I recommend it.