Frequently Asked Questions
A chest rig is a load-bearing platform worn on the torso that keeps magazines and essential equipment easily accessible in the chest workspace. Chest rigs are commonly used for training, range work, patrols, vehicle operations, and situations where mobility and speed are prioritized over ballistic protection.
A chest rig is designed for carrying equipment, while a plate carrier is designed to hold ballistic armor plates. Many Agilite chest rigs are designed to integrate with compatible plate carriers, allowing the same front loadout to be used whether armor is worn or not.
Yes. Agilite chest rigs use a placard-compatible design that allows the front panel or placard to attach directly to compatible plate carriers, enabling quick transitions between armored and unarmored configurations while keeping the same pouch layout.
Yes. By swapping placards or magazine inserts, Agilite chest rigs can be configured for different calibers such as 5.56, 7.62, and 9mm. This allows users to adapt their loadout to different weapon systems without purchasing a new rig.
Agilite chest rigs are designed as one-size-fits-most systems with extensive adjustability. The harness and straps can be quickly adjusted to accommodate different body types and layers of clothing, from lightweight training apparel to cold-weather gear.
Yes. Agilite chest rigs are designed to scale from low-profile micro setups to larger load-bearing configurations using compatible placards, pouches, and expansion components, depending on mission or training requirements.
Agilite chest rigs are compatible with standard placards, hook-and-loop-backed inserts, and MOLLE-mounted pouches. This allows users to integrate both Agilite accessories and many industry-standard components.
Yes. Agilite chest rigs are designed with low-profile shoulder straps that allow comfortable use with backpacks or assault packs worn over the rig.
Agilite chest rigs are available in Multicam, Ranger Green, and Black.
Agilite chest rigs are constructed from durable, Mil-Spec materials, including high-strength nylon fabrics, reinforced stitching, and quality polymer hardware, designed for long-term use in demanding environments.