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VTAC Battle Belt Medium Nylon Multicam

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Brand
VTAC
Color
Multicam
Category
Accessories
Barrel Length
30in
Accessory Type
Belts & Duty Gear
UPC
855442006031

Overview

The Viking Tactics (VTAC) Battle Belt is a lightweight, modular system designed for carrying holsters and accessory pouches. Constructed from 500D Cordura and padded with 3D spacer mesh, the belt weighs less than 8 ounces. A 6-inch high-density plastic insert provides reinforcement, allowing the wearer to carry heavy loads comfortably for extended durations. The belt features weaving slots every 3 inches along the MOLLE webbing, offering versatility for attachment placement. The belt is finished in Multicam. Note: A separate Cobra belt is required for use with this battle belt system.

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