Dz webbing reddit. First off is the JayJays commander webbing which seems to be the consensus best option, then we have the Crossfire DZ which has good reviews plus it comes in Ranger Green, thirdly the Warrior Assault Systems Patrol Belt, and lastly the Spiritus 34A with the LBV kit. Executed a pretty hasty area recon, so I got to test out the Crossfire DZ Rig. It’s paired with a padded yoke of the old British pattern with mesh at the back for ventilation. Searching around and seeing similar setups, I think the British-style, GP pounces in lieu of the butt pack, are the way. Am I the only one who prefers Web gear over a plate carrier with everything… Nov 9, 2023 ยท Australia’s Crossfire is known for their packs, but now they’ve joined the Belt Kit game with their DZ Rig. There is no molle on the back however the DZ rig includes buckles to attach to the molle on the bottom of a hydration carrier or small assault pack to clip into the belt, from there you could probably secure the molle of the backpack to the toggles of the dz rig using paracord. However, upon trying British-style webbing (DZ right), I was pleased with the results. I was looking at both the Jay Jay’s commanders webbing and the Warrior Assault Systems patrol belt kit. trueAnybody familiar with the British web gear? Seems like a solid alternative to jungle rig or a modern Alice rig trueIm trying to setup myself ak rig and wanted to know whether these smersh kits are good or worth it? Majority now due to a certain conflict have made these impossible to get. Only options I find are repros from china. I don’t know if I’m a convert to webbing/beltkit, but it definitely shows its merits. As far as specific products it seems like a lot of people like jayjays, but the Crossfire DZ-Rig looks interesting and the price is agreeable, Carcajou makes a few varieties that look good, but I'm not very familiar with the brand. Designed to integrate with both armor and rucksacks, the base of the system is a padded, contoured belt for increased hip mobility. The DZ rig is the most comfortable out-of-the-box belt kit I have ever worn. First impressions: comfort and capacity over a chest rig are both improved greatly. This kit contains: 24hours of sustainment/rations, field stove, fuel, 2Liters of water, 7 magazines, E&E kit, IFAK, signal panels, weapons cleaning kit, 30ft 1” tubular nylon webbing with 2x Climbing locking carabiners, poncho, bungees, stakes, multitool, admin, batteries, etc. Do you have any experience with the WAS kit? Especially since it’s about $120 less. . For those interested, the Crossfire DZ Rig belt kit is now available! This rig is modeled after the venerable British PLCE webbing but has some features more in line with American thinking (mainly a buttpack sized rear pouch instead of two separate sustainment pouches). I served for 33 years in the British Paras and Pathfinders, including seven operational tours, so I have a fair bit of experience using belt kit. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Woodland training event got us back to our roots. If anyone could chime in, are they worth any a damn? It seems close to how my alice rig is setup and i much like the jungle rig setup with a harness and keeping all that off It seems hard to find any good information for good Web gear setups.
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