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Точно такую же что ты заказал продают в АКУ, за 50 грина кажись. У нас у 2ух человек в команде такие.

Угу, гадость редкостная надо заметить, хотя это чисто визуально, на глаз...

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PRACTICAL TACTICAL/HSGI PT-03 MESA VEST


3/20/04 - Initial Impressions - Practical Tactical of Glendale, Arizona, has come out with their MOLLE vest, based on the popular and well-regarded South African P-83 vest. MESA stands for Molle Enhanced South African vest. They've contracted High Speed Gear Inc (HSGI) to build the vest. You may be familiar with HSGI, which make my HSLD suspenders. Quality and workmanship are typical HSGI - bombproof. Instead of repeating what PT has on their website, please visit their MESA page for full specifications and features. Here's a quick rundown of the features and some of my inital observations (I will update them after I have spent more time with the vest). I also contacted Tim Weaver at PT and he addressed some of my questions, so I'm incorporating his answers here:

Stiff mesh construction - this stuff is the stiffest mesh I've seen. Tough, yes. But does that sacrifice comfort? Somewhat, IMHO. If worn over a T-shirt, it might prove to be a bit abrasive until the material breaks in and softens. I myself would prefer a softer mesh to be used in some of the areas that do not need provide structural support. Tim said that the mesh does break in with use, and they could not locate a softer mesh in the correct colour that was durable enough.
Padded shoulders - These are fully adjustable for height. The pads extend from the upper rear of the vest, and slide into corresponding loops on the inside front panels. Adjustment is via two ladderlocks on the shoulder. When I first donned the vest, the heat-sealed ends of the loops were very sharp, and very scratchy. I lessened the problem by cutting the hard melted plastic edge off the end of the webbing, which helped a bit. The shoulder straps should be contoured a bit more, I feel, to follow the contour of the neck. The straight configuration of the straps (without a takeoff angle) forces you to have a gap in the front of the vest. Closing the gap narrows the neck opening to the point it is uncomfortable. Note that this is only my personal experience. Some other people have not found this to be a problem - due to different body builds and adjustment of the straps. This vest is meant to be worn with a 3-4" gap in the front like the original P-83 vest. Personal preference, but I like to be able to mount some low profile stuff closer to the middle. The neck-pinching should be less noticeable the taller you are, as the shoulder straps can flex a bit as they'd be longer. Elastic webbing on the shoulders secure hydration tubes.
Internal padding on back and sides - Not sure whether padding is needed yet. It retains heat, which negates the benefits of the mesh, but it does add some comfort as you cannot feel the various pouches poking you from the outside. Useful when you're prone. It does add to the stiffness of the vest, which is good for support of pouches.
Strap adjustments for girth - The front panels are connected to the back panel by 3 straps on each side, and ladder locks. They have a LOT of adjustment and will fit all but the largest fellas.
Integrated hydration pouch - this is probably the best integrated hyd pouch I've seen on a vest. It's covered in PALS and fully supported by two SR buckles at the top to prevent sagging. It expands AWAY from the vest, instead of INTO the vest. Inside, there's a flap to protect the bladder, and a tube hole at the top. A full length drag handle is also located at the top.
Internal pockets - These full-length pockets are accessible from the front (requires disengaging the middle buckle), and will fit a handgun, but would not be very comfortable due to the curvature of the vest (and the inability of a handgun to flex). These pockest are best used for flat, flexible stuff. On the inside of the vest are a couple more vertical pockets. These are actually better choices if you really want to stow a handgun in the vest. It requires unbuckling of the top strap to access - not quick, but pretty secure.
My inital impression is based on a brand new item, not yet broken in. I will update this in the near future when I carry a load and wear it for a while.

Update (4/09/04) - The mesh does break in after use and becomes more conforming. The issues with the shoulder geometry doesn't change, and I'm sure that it won't bother some people. I've made a few suggestions to Gene and Tim on what I'd like seen changed on the vest, but it's based on my personal preference, and whether they'll implement the suggestions will be based on cost, practicality, and feedback from the majority of users (not just mine).

Nebulus писал(а):Надо заметить, разгрузки эти SAAV - кал редкостный.... Не ведитесь на низкую цену! Сколько заплатите - столько и получите.