S.O. TECH

Hey, I'm Jim from SOTEC and today I'm going to go over our new jungle belt system. We've done a lot of pistol belts, of medical belts, march belts, a lot of different designs, but recently we connected with the Army's jungle school and some units out on the 25th ID out on Oahu. And one of the t So we looked at our pistol belt and then we decided, hey, For military load, we found that it just didn't give us enough suspension of pouches, we're starting to bow. So went with three mollybars. And for jungle ops, one of the issues they have is that the pouches hanging down were abrading. And so for them, t And if you'll notice, this looks an awful lot And So we have a four bar, a three bar, and a two bar that we've developed here. Now, what makes it interesting for jungle? Well, you may or may not be able to see, but you can see air in light all the way through t Be And you can see how t And all of that in there is space for air to circulate. How do we keep it rigid then? Well, there's Tegris sewn in t And then we use laser cut to mount our pouches to it. One t So that gives us an upward and downward attach or suspension. But our belt suspension, we have a cinch mechanism here. So when you get your belt on, you cinch it tight. Now, when you need to lay prone, and you need to spread your gear out so you can get flatter, you put your fingers underneath these buckles and loosens you up. Reach grab these, pull and tight again. Real simple, but very effective. So we've done that with all three of these belt systems. And the final t It's completely removable from t So we leave a slot there. So you can take the plastic buckle off, and you have the ability to run a maybe a cobra buckle or whatever your favorite riggers belt is through t And there are slots in the, on the So you can put a safarland holster up inside that. And you can put a retention point in the rear to attach into a type 13 web type of riggers belt. And that's our jungle belt.