Tactical vest system

Abstract

In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a flat tactical shoulder strap system is provided. The flat tactical shoulder strap system comprises a first shoulder strap. A first pair of straps extends from the first shoulder strap, each strap of the first pair having an end. Fasteners are arranged at the two ends of each belt of the first pair of belts. The flat tactical shoulder strap system comprises a second shoulder strap. A second pair of straps extends from the second shoulder strap, each strap of the second pair having an end. Fasteners are arranged at the two ends of each belt of the second pair of belts. The first shoulder strap is operable on the inner panel of the first flashboard pocket. The second shoulder strap is operable to attach to the inner panel of the second flashboard pocket. The first pair of straps is operable to attach to the second pair of straps to selectively determine a length between the first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap.

Description

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[0001] This application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63 / 526,394 filed on July 12, 2023 and U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63 / 403,595 filed on September 2, 2022, the entire contents of which are incorporated by reference into this application as if fully disclosed in this application. Technical Field

[0002] The present invention generally relates to body armor systems for military personnel. Background Art

[0003] In a typical combat theater, soldiers wear body armor for 8 to 10 hours while moving, turning, and engaging in close combat. Therefore, comfort and adjustability of body armor are key to increasing satisfaction while ensuring personal safety. While existing technology systems can be used to carry equipment and bulletproof plates, these systems are bulky and uncomfortable, and poor heat dissipation affects the attacker's ability to operate the weapon. Summary of the invention

[0004] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps is provided. The tactical vest system includes shoulder straps having a pair of straps extending from the shoulder straps. The shoulder straps have a generally flat attachment portion. The tactical vest system includes a plate pocket having an inner panel, and the inner panel has a width plate pocket. A plate pocket fastener is used to connect the shoulder strap to the inner panel. The attachment portion of the shoulder strap is substantially continuously in contact with the inner panel along the width of the inner panel.

[0005] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a flat-fitting tactical shoulder strap system is provided. The flat-fitting tactical shoulder strap system includes a first shoulder strap. A first pair of straps extending from the first shoulder strap, each strap of the first pair of straps having an end. Both ends of each strap of the first pair of straps are provided with fasteners. The flat-fitting tactical shoulder strap system includes a second shoulder strap. A second pair of straps extending from the second shoulder strap, each strap of the second pair of straps having an end. Both ends of each strap of the second pair of straps are provided with fasteners. The first shoulder strap is operable to be attached to an inner panel of a first insert plate bag. The second shoulder strap is operable to be attached to an inner panel of a second insert plate bag. The first pair of straps is operable to be attached to the second pair of straps, thereby selectively determining the length between the first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap.

[0006] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps is provided. The tactical vest system has a shoulder strap, and the shoulder strap has a pair of straps extending from the shoulder strap. The shoulder strap has a generally flat attachment portion. The plate pocket has an outer panel, and the outer panel has a width. A shoulder strap fastener is provided on the underside of the shoulder strap. The shoulder strap is operable to selectively attach to the plate pocket, thereby selectively determining the position of the plate pocket relative to the shoulder strap. The attachment portion of the shoulder strap is in substantially continuous contact with the outer panel along the width of the outer panel when attached.

[0007] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a flat-fitting tactical shoulder strap system is provided. The flat-fitting tactical shoulder strap system includes a first shoulder strap. A shoulder strap fastener is provided on the lower side of the first shoulder strap. A first pair of straps extends from the first shoulder strap, and each strap of the first pair of straps has one end. Buckles are provided at both ends of each strap of the first pair of straps. The flat-fitting tactical shoulder strap system includes a second shoulder strap. A shoulder strap fastener is provided on the lower side of the second shoulder strap. A second pair of straps extends from the second shoulder strap, and each strap of the second pair of straps has one end. Buckles are provided at both ends of each strap of the second pair of straps. The first shoulder strap is operable to selectively attach to a first insert plate bag to selectively determine the position of the first insert plate bag relative to the first shoulder strap. The second shoulder strap is operable to selectively attach to a second insert plate bag to selectively determine the position of the second insert plate bag relative to the second shoulder strap. The first pair of straps is operable to attach to the second pair of straps to selectively determine the length between the first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap.

[0008] The embodiment of the present invention provides a tactical vest ventilation system. The tactical vest ventilation system includes a plate inserting bag having an inner plate. At least one partition is attached to the inner plate of the plate inserting bag.

[0009] The embodiment of the present invention provides a tactical vest ventilation system. The tactical vest ventilation system includes a plate inserting bag having an inner panel. The inner panel is provided with a breathable material. A pair of slots are defined by the inner panel in the plate inserting bag. An insert is inserted into each of the pair of slots. The inserts are operable to allow a user wearing the plate inserting bag to push the plate inserting bag open, thereby allowing air flow between the plate inserting bag and the user wearing the plate inserting bag.

[0010] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical vest system including a quick-release belt that can be quickly released is provided. The tactical vest system has a first plate pocket. A pair of first connecting straps extend from the first plate pocket. The tactical vest system has a second plate pocket. A pair of second connecting straps extend from the second plate pocket. A pair of buckles connect the first pair of connecting straps to the second pair of connecting straps. The quick release belt is connected to the buckle between the end of the first connecting strap and the end of the second connecting strap. The body of the quick release belt has a first end and a second end opposite to each other. A pull tab is provided at the first end of the body. A connector is provided at the second end of the body, and the body has a first side and a second side opposite to each other. The connector of the quick release belt is connected between the first connecting strap and the second connecting strap. The body of the quick release belt is operable to fold over one end of the first connecting strap. When the user pulls the pull tab, the quick release belt is operable to disconnect the buckle.

[0011] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical vest system including a quick-release belt that can be quickly released is provided. The tactical vest system has a plate pocket. A tactical waistband detachably attached to the plate pocket. The quick-release belt is detachably connected between the tactical waistband and the plate pocket. The body of the quick-release belt has a first end and a second end opposite to each other. A pull tab is provided at the first end of the body. A connector is provided at the second end of the body, and the body has a first side and a second side opposite to each other. The connector of the quick-release belt is connected between the tactical waistband and the plate pocket. The body of the quick-release belt is operable to fold at one end of the tactical waistband. When the user pulls the pull tab, the quick-release belt is operable to disconnect the tactical waistband from the plate pocket.

[0012] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a quick-release belt for a tactical vest is provided. The body of the quick-release belt has a first end and a second end opposite to each other. The first end of the body is provided with a pull tab. The second end of the body is provided with a connector, and the body has a first side and a second side opposite to each other. The first side of the connector is provided with a hook. The second side of the connector is provided with a loop. The connector can be used to connect two components of a tactical vest system fixed by a hook and a loop. The body is operable to fold over one end of a component of a tactical vest system, wherein the two components of the tactical vest system are fixed by a hook and a loop. When the user pulls the pull tab, the tactical waist belt is operable to disconnect the two components of the tactical vest system, which is fixed by a hook and a loop.

[0013] According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest. The locking plate includes a body having a distal end and a proximal end opposite to each other. A connector is disposed at the proximal end of the body. The distal end of the body is provided with at least one arm having a distal end and a proximal end opposite to each other. The arm is operable to pass through a hole defined by an attachment device and then fold. The connector is operable to connect a plate pocket.

[0014] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a locking plate for fixing a component to a tactical vest is provided. The locking plate includes a body having a distal end and a proximal end opposite to each other. A connector is provided at the proximal end of the body. A pair of arms are provided at the distal end of the body. The arms have a proximal end and a distal end opposite to each other. A hook connector is provided at the distal end of each arm of the pair of arms. A loop connector is provided at each proximal end of each arm of the pair of arms. The pair of arms is operable to be inserted and folded onto a MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) attachment device. The hook connector is operable to be connected to a loop connector of a MOLLE attachment device. The loop connector is operable to connect to a hook connector of a MOLLE attachment device. The connector is operable to connect a plate bag.

[0015] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical vest system with a quickly releasable webbing assembly is provided. The tactical vest plate pocket system includes a plate pocket with a MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load Equipment) system. The tactical vest plate pocket system includes an attachment device with a MOLLE module. The webbing assembly passes through the alternating MOLLE modules of the plate pocket and the attachment device to connect the plate pocket to the attachment device.

[0016] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a quick-release handle is provided. The quick-release handle includes a body. The quick-release handle includes a pair of folding components located in the body. The quick-release handle includes a pair of webbing components, each of the pair of webbing components extending from one of the pair of folding components. A handle portion is provided between the folding components. The webbing component is operable to penetrate and protect two MOLLE attachment devices. When a user pulls the handle, the webbing component is operable to disconnect and release the two MOLLE attachment devices.

[0017] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical waist belt for use with a tactical vest plate pocket system is provided. The tactical waist belt comprises a body, at least one elastic member and at least one clipping belt. The at least one clipping belt is operable to limit the stretching length of the at least one elastic member.

[0018] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical waist seal for use with a tactical vest plate pocket system is provided. The tactical waist seal comprises a buckle. At least one elastic member is disposed between the body and the buckle. At least one limiting belt is disposed between the body and the buckle. The at least one elastic member is operable to allow the tactical waist seal to be retractable, and the at least one limiting belt is operable to limit the retractable distance of the at least one elastic member.

[0019] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a slotted board bag is provided, which comprises an inner board, an outer board, a side board connecting the inner board and the outer board, and a hidden slot along at least a portion of the outer edge of the board bag.

[0020] According to an embodiment of the present invention, a plug-in board bag with a communication channel is provided. The plug-in board bag includes an inner panel and an outer panel. A plurality of side panels connect the inner panel to the outer panel. A plurality of edges extend from the outer panel and are attached to the inner panel. A plurality of holes are defined by the plurality of edges. A plurality of slits are defined by the edges. The communication channel is defined by the edges, the side panels, and the inner panel. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which like parts are given like reference numerals, wherein:

[0022] Figure 1 A perspective view of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0023] Figure 2 A side perspective view of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0024] Figure 3 A side view of two tactical vest system components connected by a webbing component provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0025] Figure 4 A perspective view of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0026] Figure 5 An exploded view of the outside of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0027] Figure 6A view of the inside of a tactical vest system is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0028] Figure 7 A perspective view of a tactical waistband of a tactical vest plate pocket system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0029] Figure 8 A perspective view of a plate insert bag provided by an embodiment of the present invention having an outer plate with a plurality of edges operable to define a communication channel is shown.

[0030] Fig. 9 A front view of a quick-release handle provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the quick-release handle is operable to engage a MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load Equipment) system and a releasable bag.

[0031] Fig.10 A front view of a locking tab for securing a component to a tactical vest provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0032] Fig.11 A side view showing the connection between the quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention and the MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load Equipment) system of the releasable bag.

[0033] Fig.12 A bottom view of a locking piece for securing a label to a flap pocket provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0034] Fig.13 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0035] Fig.14 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0036] Fig.15 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0037] Fig.16 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0038] Fig.17 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0039] Fig.18 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0040] Fig.19 A bottom view showing the insertion of the arms of a locking tab into the MOLLE module of a label to secure the label to the flap pocket according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0041] Fig. 20 A front view of a tactical vest ventilation system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0042] Fig.21 A side view of a plurality of slits defined by edges of a plug-in bag to form communication channels according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0043] Fig. 22 A perspective view of a plug-in board bag with a communication channel provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0044] Fig.23 A front view of a board pocket having a bottom panel operable to receive and secure a board that is longer than the board pocket is shown according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0045] Fig.24 A front view of a board pocket having a bottom panel operable to receive and secure a board that is longer than the board pocket is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0046] Fig.25 A perspective view of a board pocket having a bottom panel operable to receive and secure a board that is longer than the board pocket is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0047] Fig.26 A front view of the outside of a tactical vest system with flat-fitting shoulder straps operable to selectively attach to a tactical vest plate pocket is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0048] Fig. 27 A front view of the inside of a tactical vest system having flat-fitting shoulder straps operable to selectively attach to a plate pocket is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0049] Fig.28 An exploded view of a plate inserter system with a flat-fitting shoulder strap provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein both sides of the flat-fitting shoulder strap are operable to selectively attach to a tactical vest plate inserter pocket tactical vest.

[0050] Fig.29An exploded view of a plate inserter system with flat-fitting shoulder straps operable to selectively attach to a tactical vest plate inserter pocket tactical vest is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0051] Fig.30 A front view of a quick release strap for quickly releasing a tactical vest provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0052] Fig.31 A perspective view of a quick release strap for quickly releasing a tactical vest provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the tactical vest is attached between a tactical waistband and a plate pocket.

[0053] Fig.32 A perspective view of a quick release strap for quickly releasing a tactical vest provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the tactical vest is attached between a tactical waistband, a plate pocket, and a hook and loop panel of the plate pocket.

[0054] Fig.33 It is shown that the user pulls the tactical waistband to quickly release the tactical vest provided by the embodiment of the present invention, wherein the tactical vest is attached between the tactical waistband, the plate pocket and the hook and loop panel of the plate pocket.

[0055] Fig.34 It is shown that the user pulls the tactical waistband to quickly release the tactical vest provided by the embodiment of the present invention, wherein the tactical vest is attached between the tactical waistband, the plate pocket and the hook and loop panel of the plate pocket.

[0056] Fig.35 It is shown that a user pulls a tactical waist belt to quickly release a tactical vest attached to the tactical waist belt, so as to disconnect the tactical waist belt from the tactical vest, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0057] Fig.36 A perspective view of a tactical vest system with a tactical waistband provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the tactical vest system is used to quickly release the tactical vest, wherein the tactical vest is connected to release the tactical waistband and shoulder straps.

[0058] Fig.37 A perspective view of a tactical vest system with a tactical waistband provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the tactical vest system is used to quickly release the tactical vest connected between the straps of the shoulder straps.

[0059] Fig.38 A perspective view showing a user of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention pulling a tactical waist belt connected between a plurality of straps of shoulder straps to quickly release the tactical vest.

[0060] Fig.39A perspective view showing a user of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention pulling a tactical waist belt connected between a plurality of straps of shoulder straps to quickly release the tactical vest.

[0061] Fig.40 A perspective view showing a user of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention pulling a tactical waist belt connected between a plurality of straps of shoulder straps to quickly release the tactical vest.

[0062] Fig.41 A perspective view showing a user of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention pulling a tactical waist belt connected between a plurality of straps of shoulder straps to quickly release the tactical vest.

[0063] Fig.42 A perspective view showing a user of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention pulling a tactical waist belt connected between a plurality of straps of shoulder straps to quickly release the tactical vest.

[0064] Fig.43 A perspective view of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown for removing a tactical vest from a user after pulling a tactical waist belt connected between a plurality of straps of shoulder straps for quickly removing the tactical vest.

[0065] Fig.44 A front view of a quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention is described.

[0066] Fig.45 A rear view of a quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention is described.

[0067] Fig.46 A front view of a tactical vest system with a quick-release handle provided in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the quick-release handle is attached to the front plate pocket and connects the backpack to the rear plate pocket.

[0068] Fig.47 A rear view of a tactical vest system with a quick-release handle connecting a backpack to a rear plate pocket with a webbing assembly that passes through multiple straps of a shoulder strap system is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0069] Fig.48 A detailed front view of a tactical vest system with a quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the quick-release handle is attached to a front plate pocket, wherein the front plate pocket has a webbing assembly that passes through multiple straps of a shoulder strap system.

[0070] Fig.49 A side view of a tactical vest system with a quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the quick-release handle passes through a plurality of straps of a shoulder strap system and is covered by a cover.

[0071] Fig.50 A tactical vest system with a quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the quick-release handle passes through a plurality of straps of a shoulder strap system.

[0072] Fig.51 A perspective view of a tactical vest system having a webbing assembly connected to a backpack and a plate pocket via a MOLLE module is shown in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

[0073] Fig.52 A front view of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein a user pulls a quick-release handle attached to the front plate pocket to detach the backpack from the rear plate pocket.

[0074] Fig.53 A side view of a tactical vest system with a quick-release handle provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the quick-release handle is detached from the front plate pocket and partially pulled away from the tactical vest system to detach the backpack from the rear plate pocket.

[0075] Fig.54 A side view of a tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown. The webbing assembly of the quick-release handle is detached from the backpack on the plate pocket.

[0076] Fig.55 A front view of the shoulder straps of the tactical vest system provided by an embodiment of the present invention is shown.

[0077] The images in the accompanying drawings are intended to be illustrative and are not drawn to scale. The same names and reference numerals are used for the same parts / components in the accompanying drawings. Specific reference numerals are used to uniquely refer to a certain part / component to assist in the description and do not impose any limitations (structural or functional) on the present invention.

[0078] The accompanying drawings illustrate exemplary configurations of the invention, but should not be considered to limit the scope of the invention, as the invention may admit to other equally effective configurations. It is contemplated that features of one configuration may be effectively applied to other configurations without necessarily describing each one individually. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0079] Embodiments of the present invention may be best understood by reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein like parts are designated by like reference numerals throughout. It will be readily appreciated that the various components / assemblies, as generally described and illustrated herein, may be arranged and designed in a variety of different configurations, or may be completely separate. Accordingly, the following more detailed description of embodiments of the systems and methods of the present invention, as shown in the drawings, is not intended to limit the scope of the claimed invention, but is merely representative of possible embodiments of the present invention.

[0080] like Figure 1-55As shown, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a tactical vest system 100 is provided. Figure 1-2 , the tactical vest system 100 has a front insert plate bag 102, and the front insert plate bag 102 has an outer plate 104, an inner plate 106, a plurality of side plates 108 connecting the outer plate 104 and the inner plate 106, and a bottom plate 110 attached to the outer plate 104. As shown in the figure, the inner plate 106 includes a breathable material, such as a breathable mesh foam material. The partition or insert 107 can be a foam insert as shown in the figure, which pushes the insert plate slightly away from the attacker to maintain breathability and allows air to flow away between the tactical vest system 100 and the attacker. The plurality of side plates 108 can be elastic materials, such as four-way stretch materials, as shown in the figure, so that the front insert plate bag can be stretched to accommodate insert plates of different widths, heights and shapes. As shown in the figure, the edge of the outer plate 104 extends to the side plate 108 to define a groove 112. In some embodiments, the groove 112 can be formed by separating the material from the outer plate 104. A portion of the outer panel 104 covering the slot 112 serves to limit the distance that the elastic material of the side panel 108 can extend. The slot 112 is operable to enable connection of communication cables, for a cable loop system utilizing the slot 113, or for connection of a hydration hose, for example, as Fig. 22 As shown, the slot 112 has three parts: the top and the parts on both sides of the front plate pocket 102. The interior 114 of the front plate pocket 102 is defined by the outer plate 104, the inner plate 106, the plurality of side plates 108 and the bottom plate 110. The bottom plate 110 is operable to hold and secure the body armor plates in the interior 114. As shown, the bottom plate 110 has a hook and loop assembly 116, and the hook and loop assembly 118 is operable to connect to the inner surface 120 of the inner plate 104 118. The bottom plate 110 can be tapered to enable plates of different sizes to fit into the interior 114, for example, when the bottom plate 110 is further attached to the inner surface 120 of the inner plate 104 upward or downward. Hook and loop panels 121 are arranged on the outer panel 104 of the front plate pocket 102, and the hook and loop panels 121 are operable to receive and secure the hook and loop panels 154 and labels 149 on the tactical waist belt 148. The hook and loop panels 121 include magazine pockets and sewn utility pockets and medical bags. Buckles 151 can be attached to the front of the front plate pocket 102 to receive and secure the labels 149. In one embodiment, the accessory bag 153 is operable to store ammunition.

[0081] The tactical vest system 100 has a rear panel pocket 122 having an outer panel 124, an inner panel 126, a plurality of side panels 128 connecting the outer panel 124 and the inner panel 126, and a bottom panel 130 attached to the outer panel 124, such as Figure 2As shown. As shown, the inner panel 126 includes a breathable material, such as a breathable mesh foam material. A partition or insert 127, which can be a foam insert as shown, pushes the board slightly away from the attacker to maintain breathability and allow air to flow away from the tactical vest system 100 and the attacker. The multiple side panels 128 can be elastic material, for example, as shown, so that the front board pocket can stretch to accommodate boards of different widths, heights and shapes. A groove 129 is defined to enable communication cables or cable loop systems to operate. As shown, the edge of the outer panel 124 extends onto the side panel 128 to define the groove 129. In some embodiments, the groove 129 can be formed by separating the material from the outer panel 124. A portion of the outer panel 124 covering the groove 129 is used to limit the distance that the elastic material of the side panel 108 can extend. The groove 129 is operable to enable communication cables, connections for cable loop systems utilizing the slit 113, or connections for hydration tubes, for example, as shown in Figure 4 As shown, the slot 129 has three sections, a top section and sections on either side of the rear plate pocket 122. The interior 132 of the rear plate pocket 122 is defined by the outer panel 124, the inner panel 126, a plurality of side panels 128, and the bottom panel 130. The bottom panel 130 is operable to hold and secure the body armor panels in the interior 132. As shown, the bottom panel 130 has a hook and loop assembly 134 that is operable to attach to the inner surface of the outer panel 124. The bottom panel 130 can be tapered to allow panels of different sizes to fit into the interior 132, for example, when the bottom panel 130 can be further attached upward or downward to the hook and loop assembly 134 of the inner surface 138 of the outer panel 134.

[0082] In one embodiment, the bottom panels 110 and 130 are operable to receive and secure a panel in the front and rear panel pockets 102, 122 that is longer than the panel pockets. Referring to Figures 23-25 ​​showing an embodiment applied to the front panel pocket 102, the wings 111 and 117 are operable to fold over the panel. In one embodiment, as shown, the wings 111 and 117 are secured by a strap 119; however, some embodiments may not include the strap 119. As shown, the bottom panel 110 has a length that is folded over the panel and attached to the inner surface 120 of the inner panel 106 of the front panel pocket 102. 25.

[0083] The tactical vest system 100 includes a shoulder strap 140 that connects the front panel pocket 102 to the rear panel pocket 122. The shoulder strap 140 has a substantially flat attachment portion 141 that is operable to be in substantially continuous contact with the inner panel of the panel pocket ( Fig. 20 and 55). The shoulder strap 140 has a pair of rear straps 142 connected to the inner panel 126 of the rear plate pocket 122 and a pair of front straps 144 connected to the inner panel 106 of the front plate pocket 102. A hook and loop assembly 146 is attached to the front strap 144 and the rear strap 142 and is operable to selectively attach the rear strap 142 to the front strap 144. The hook and loop assembly 146 is operable to adjust the length of the shoulder strap 140 by adjusting the connection position of the rear strap 142 relative to the front strap 144. A pair of covers 147 are used to cover and secure the hook and loop assembly 146. By connecting to the inner panels of the corresponding plate pockets, the shoulder straps 140 are laid flat on the chest, shoulders and back of the attacker, allowing the attacker to use weapons without being interfered with by the tactical vest system 100, because the systems in the prior art are bulky and affect the use of weapons, especially the use of assault rifles ( Fig.36 and 52 The tactical vest system 100 enables the attacker to use the shoulder sockets so that one end of the weapon can be pressed into the shoulder sockets. The plates held and secured in the front and rear plate pockets 102, 122 are located in front of the front strap 144 and behind the rear strap 142 of the shoulder straps 140, respectively, while the plates remain close to and around the body of the attacker wearing the tactical vest system 100.

[0084] The tactical vest system 100 includes a pair of tactical waistbands 148. Each of the tactical waistbands 148 has a first end opposite to the second end. The hook and loop assembly 154 is disposed at the first end and the second end of each tactical waistband 148. The tactical waistband 148 includes a breathable material, such as a mesh panel 156, to maintain ventilation and cool the attacker. Each of the tactical waistbands 148 includes a pair of elastic members 158 and a pair of fabric limiter straps 160. The fabric limiter straps 160 are operable to limit the stretch length of the pair of elastic members 158 to prevent over-extension, over-stretching, and to improve the long-term durability of the elastic members 158. In the event of failure of the elastic member 158, the fabric limiter straps 160 also serve as a backup because the tactical waistband 148 should remain intact and remain on the attacker. The tactical waistband 148 can provide elasticity when the attacker breathes.

[0085] The tactical vest system 100 includes a laser cut MOLLE module 178 (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) which is formed by the rear plate pocket 122 (see Figure 4 ) is limited. Tactical vest system 100 (see Figure 1) includes a backpack 180. The backpack 180 can be used, for example, for medical or hemostatic packs or expandable tools. The interior 187 of the backpack 180 includes MOLLE panels 181 and additional pockets 183 for modularity and storage. A laser-cut modular lightweight load-carrying equipment (MOLLE) system 182 is defined by the back of the backpack 180. The tactical vest system 100 includes a slender portion 185 (see Figure 44-54 ) of the quick release handle 184. The quick release handle 184 includes a pair of webbing assemblies 186 (see Fig.44 ). A pair of shoulders 188 are defined by a pair of folding assemblies 190 in the webbing assembly 186. A pair of stitching assemblies 192 are operable to secure the shoulders 188. The quick release handle 184 includes a handle 194 disposed between the plurality of folding assemblies 190. Fig.47 As shown, the folding assembly 190 allows the handle 194 to be laid flat on an assembly that is connected to the tactical vest system via the webbing assembly 186. The backpack 180 is operable to be attached to the tactical vest system 186 via the webbing assembly 186. The backpack 180 is operable to be attached to the rear panel pocket 122 by sewing the webbing assembly 186. The webbing assembly 186 passes through the slit 193 of the shoulder strap 140, below the front strap 144 and the rear strap 142, and through the MOLLE modules 178 of the rear panel pocket 122 and the MOLLE modules 180 of the backpack 180, as shown. Fig.51 Hook and loop connectors may be provided on the handle 194 to attach to the front plate pocket 102. In one embodiment, the backpack 180 includes a pair of loops 196, such as Figure 2 As shown, the loop 196 can be looped through the MOLLE module for additional stability. The quick release handle 184 can be passed through the MOLLE module of the rear plate pocket 122 for additional stability and retention, especially when a heavy load is carried in the back plate 180, which may cause the quick release handle 184 to slide. If the gripping material is wet, dry or oily, a gripping material 191 can be added to the handle 194 to assist in gripping. The backpack 180 includes a small accessory strap 197 to make it a standard backpack without the need for hand carrying. The quick release handle 184 can be reinforced to be more robust so that it can be more easily passed through the MOLLE module.

[0086] The quick release handle 184 eliminates the problem of prior art systems where a comrade must hastily assist in removing something from the backpack once a tactical vest system is donned by an attacker. The quick release handle 184 enables the attacker wearing the tactical vest system to quickly access anything in the backpack 180, such as medical equipment or explosive charges, or anything that is needed quickly in a combat or emergency situation.

[0087] In one embodiment, see Fig. 9 and 1 , the tactical vest system 100 includes a releasable bag 216. A laser cut modular lightweight load carrying equipment (MOLLE) system 218 is defined by the releasable bag 216. A laser cut modular lightweight load carrying equipment (MOLLE) system 220 is defined by the front of the backpack 180. The handle 222 has a webbing assembly 224 and a pair of folding assemblies 226 secured by stitching. If the gripping material is wet, dry or oily, a gripping material 217 can be added to the handle 222 to assist in gripping. The releasable bag 216 is operable to attach the releasable bag 216 to the rear panel pocket 122 by sewing the webbing assembly 224. Wherein, the webbing assembly 224 passes through alternating MOLLE modules 218 of the backpack 180 and the MOLLE modules 220 of the releasable bag 216 as shown in FIG. Fig.11 When the releasable bag 216 is secured to the backpack 180 , the folding assembly 226 on the pull handle 222 allows the handle to be laid flat on top of the releasable bag 216 and below any other bags or equipment that may be attached to the MOLLE module 220 of the backpack 180 .

[0088] In one embodiment, see Fig.10 and 12-29, the tactical vest system 100 includes a locking piece 228 with an attachment arm 230. The exemplary locking piece 228 shown in the figure includes two attachment arms 230. As an example, an alternative embodiment may include one arm, four arms, or six arms, depending on the items to be retained to the front plate pocket 102. The attachment arm 230 is provided with a hook and loop assembly 232. The attachment arm 230 of the locking piece 228 is operable to slide into the MOLLE module 153 of the label 149 to wrap around itself and be secured to both sides of the label 149 by the hook and loop assembly 232. The locking piece 228 has a button 234, which is operable to be secured to a button 236 on the front plate pocket 102, thereby further securing the label 149 to the front plate pocket 102 and preventing the label 149 from moving up and down. The locking piece 228 eliminates the side clip, which is usually attached to the tactical waist belt to facilitate quick access to equipment. The ability of the locking tab 228 to break is advantageous because attackers often cut off tabs of tactical vest systems when perceived as interference. For example, the attachment arm 230 can be self-secured after the tag 149 is inserted and folded.

[0089] The embodiment of the present invention includes a concealed tactical vest system 300 as shown in the figure. Figure 26-29 As shown, the tactical vest system 300 can be worn inside a coat. The tactical vest system 300 includes a front panel pocket 302 and a rear panel pocket 304. The front shoulder strap 306 is used to connect to the outer surface 308 of the front panel pocket 302. For example, the front shoulder strap 306 can be connected to the outer surface 308 via a hook and loop connector. In the embodiment shown in the figure, the front shoulder strap 306 includes two sides 310 and 312, so that one side can be removed from the front panel pocket 302 while the other side remains attached, such as Fig.28 The front shoulder strap 306 includes a pair of front straps 314. The rear shoulder strap 316 is operable to attach to an outer surface 318 of the rear plate pocket 304. For example, the rear shoulder strap 316 can be connected to the outer surface 318 via a hook and loop connector. As shown in the figure, the rear shoulder strap 316 is attached to the rear plate pocket 304 as a component ( Fig.29). However, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the rear plate pocket 304 may include one or more portions to allow the rear plate pocket to partially remove the rear shoulder strap 316, for example, similar to both sides of the front shoulder strap 306. The rear shoulder strap 316 includes a pair of shoulder straps 320. A hook and loop assembly 322 is attached to the front strap 314 and the rear strap 320 and is operable to selectively attach the front strap 314 to the rear strap 320. The hook and loop assembly 322 is operable to enable an attacker to adjust the length of the front shoulder strap 306 relative to the rear shoulder strap 316 by adjusting the attachment position of the front strap 314 relative to the rear strap 320. The front shoulder strap 306 and the rear shoulder strap 316 may define a cutout 324, such as the illustrated laser-cut MOLLE module, which may mate with the laser-cut MOLLE module 326 of the plate pocket to enable the device to be attached to the tactical vest system 300. When connected via the hook and loop assembly 322, a pair of wraps 327 can be used to cover and secure the front strap 314 when connected to the rear strap 320 (see FIG. Figure 26-27 The sleeve 327 may be made of a continuous material, for example, that can be slipped over one end of one of the straps when disconnected from the other strap, or include fasteners, such as hook and loop fasteners, so that the sleeve can be wrapped around the connected rear straps 320 and 322 and secured.

[0090] By connecting the front shoulder straps 306 to the outer surface 308 of the front plate pocket 302 and the rear shoulder straps 316 to the outer surface 318 of the backpack 304, the front shoulder straps 306 and the rear shoulder straps 316 lie flat on the chest, shoulders and back of the attacker, allowing the attacker to use a weapon without interference from the tactical vest system 300, as the prior art systems are bulky and interfere with the use of weapons, especially assault rifles. The tactical vest system 300 enables the attacker to use the shoulder sockets, so that one end of the weapon can be pressed into the shoulder sockets. The front shoulder straps 306 and the rear shoulder straps 316 extend to the front plate pocket 302 and the backpack 304 to attach to the respective outer surfaces 308 and 318, while the plates contained in the plate pockets remain close to and wear around the body of the attacker wearing the tactical vest system 300. The tactical vest system 300 provides enhanced modularity because the plate pockets are interchangeable and because the front shoulder straps 306 and the rear shoulder straps 316 are detachable via hook and loop connectors.

[0091] like Figure 30-43As shown, an embodiment of the present invention includes a quick release strap 328 as shown. The quick release strap 328 is operable to allow an attacker to quickly release a tactical vest system, such as the tactical vest system 100 or 300. Doff straps herein refer to items that are removed from the body for wear. As shown, the quick release strap 328 is operable to connect multiple shoulder straps in a shoulder strap system or to connect a tactical waist belt and a front plate pocket. First, refer to Fig.30 , the quick release belt 328 has a connector 330 opposite to the pull tab 332. Hooks and loops are attached to each surface of the connector 330. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that any connector attached to the quick release belt 328 may be suitable. Figure 31-32 The configuration of the steps for attaching the quick release strap 328 to the tactical waist belt 148 is shown to enable quick removal of the tactical waist belt 148 from the front plate pocket 102 . Fig.31 The connector 330 of the quick release strap 328 is shown attached to the hook and loop connector of the tactical waist belt 148 . Fig.32 Shown is a hook and loop closure. Fig.32 A pull tab 332 is shown folded over the quick release strap 328 at the end of the tactical waistband 148, extending from the front panel pocket 102 and secured to the tactical waistband 148 using hook and loop fasteners via a tag 149 attached to the tactical waistband 148. In this configuration, the quick release strap 328 is folded over and around the end of the tactical waistband 148. Figure 33-35 In the sequence shown, pulling the quick release strap 328 will pull up the end of the tactical waistband 148, causing the tactical waistband 148 to curl up and disconnect from both the front plate pocket 102 and the label 149, thereby releasing the tactical vest system from the attacker.

[0092] The quick release strap 328 is operable to quickly release the hook and loop connectors on the shoulder straps of the shoulder strap system. Figure 36-43 A quick release strap 328 is shown for exemplary use with the tactical vest insertion system 300. The connector 330 of the quick release strap 328 is operable to connect a plurality of hook and loop assemblies 322 on the front strap 314 of the front shoulder strap 306 and the rear strap 320 of the rear shoulder strap 316. The quick release strap 328 is folded under and over the ends of the front strap 314, wherein the pull tab 332 extends beyond the ends of the cuff 327 to enable an attacker to pull the front strap 314. By pulling the pull tab 332, the front strap 314 will curl and disconnect from the rear strap 320, thereby releasing the tactical vest system from the attacker, such as Figure 38-43328. After disconnection, the front strap 314 and the quick release strap 328 can remain in the sleeve 327. The quick release strap 328 and the sleeve 327 can be used in conjunction with the communication device. The quick release of the quick release strap 328 is particularly advantageous in certain missions, especially in a maritime environment, where the equipment may pose a danger when an attacker inadvertently enters a body of water.

[0093] In order to promote the understanding of the principles of the present invention, reference is made to the preferred embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings, and specific language is used to describe these embodiments. However, this specific language does not limit the scope of the present invention, and the present invention should be understood to include all embodiments that would normally occur to a person of ordinary skill in the art. The specific embodiments shown and described herein are illustrative examples of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention in any way. For the sake of brevity, the conventional aspects of the system (and the components of the various operating components of the system) may not be described in detail. In addition, the connecting lines or connectors shown in the various figures presented are intended to represent exemplary functional relationships and / or physical or logical couplings between various elements. It should be noted that there may be many replaceable or additional functional relationships, physical connections or logical connections in actual devices. In addition, unless the elements are specifically described as "necessary" or "critical", the items or components are not necessary for the practice of the present invention. Without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, many modifications and adaptations will be apparent to those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps, characterized in that: include: a shoulder strap including a pair of straps extending therefrom, the shoulder strap including a substantially flat attachment portion; A plate insert bag, the plate insert bag comprising an inner plate, the inner plate having a width; a flapper pocket fastener connecting the shoulder strap to the inner panel; and wherein the attachment portion of the shoulder strap is in substantially continuous contact with the inner panel along the width of the inner panel.

2. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: a second shoulder strap attached to the pair of straps, the second shoulder strap including a substantially flat second attachment portion; a second insert board bag, the second insert board bag comprising a second inner board, the second inner board having a second width; a second flapper pocket fastener connecting the second shoulder strap to the second inner panel; as well as The second attachment portion of the second shoulder strap is in substantially continuous contact with the second inner panel along the second width of the second inner panel.

3. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 2, characterized in that: The shoulder strap, the second shoulder strap and the pair of straps are operable to continuously contact a user wearing the tactical vest system to lay flat against the user.

4. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 2, characterized in that: The first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap each include a single layer of fabric.

5. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 2, characterized in that: Also includes buckles, The buckle is located on each of the pair of straps, the buckle being operable to selectively connect and disconnect the shoulder strap from the second shoulder strap, and the buckle being operable to selectively adjust the length of the pair of straps.

6. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 5, characterized in that: Further included is at least one cover operable to cover the buckle.

7. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 6, characterized in that: The buckle is a hook and loop buckle.

8. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 7, characterized in that: Also included is a quick release strap operable to connect to the buckle and quickly release the buckle, the quick release strap comprising: a body having a first end opposite to a second end; a pull tab disposed at the first end of the body; a connector disposed at the second end of the body, the connector having a first side opposite to the second side; a hook, the hook being disposed on the first side of the connector; A buckle, the buckle is arranged on the second side of the connector; wherein the connector is operable to connect to the buckle, wherein the body is operable to fold over the buckle, wherein the body is operable to be contained within the envelope, and wherein the quick release strap is operable to disconnect the buckle to release the tactical vest system when a user pulls the pull tab.

9. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 2, characterized in that: The flap pocket fasteners are sewn.

10. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 2, characterized in that: The shoulder strap is operable to extend over the shoulder socket of the user.

11. The flat-fitting shoulder strap system according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also included is a plurality of grooves defined by the shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap.

12. A tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps, characterized in that: include: a shoulder strap including a pair of straps extending therefrom, the shoulder strap including a substantially flat attachment portion; A plate insert bag, the plate insert bag comprising an outer plate, the outer plate having a width; a shoulder strap fastener disposed on the underside of the shoulder strap; and wherein the shoulder strap is operable to selectively attach to the flapper pocket to selectively position the flapper pocket relative to the shoulder strap, and wherein the attachment portion of the shoulder strap, when attached, is in substantially continuous contact with the outer panel along the width of the outer panel.

13. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 12, characterized in that: Also includes: a second shoulder strap attached to the pair of straps, the second shoulder strap including a substantially flat second attachment portion; a second insert plate bag, the second insert plate bag comprising a second outer plate, the second outer plate having a second width; a second shoulder strap fastener disposed on a lower side of the second shoulder strap; and wherein the second shoulder strap is operable to selectively attach to the flapper pocket to selectively position the flapper pocket relative to the second shoulder strap, and wherein the second attachment portion of the second shoulder strap is in substantially continuous contact with the second outer panel along the second width of the second outer panel when attached.

14. The flat-fitting shoulder strap system according to claim 12, characterized in that: The substantially planar attachment portion of the shoulder strap includes two sides, wherein each of the two sides is operable to selectively attach to a first flapper pocket to selectively position the first flapper pocket relative to the first shoulder strap.

15. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 13, characterized in that: The shoulder strap, the second shoulder strap, and the pair of expansion straps are operable to continuously contact a user wearing the tactical vest system to lay flat against the user.

16. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 13, characterized in that: The first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap each include a single layer of fabric.

17. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 13, characterized in that: Also includes buckles, The buckle is located on each strap of the pair of extension straps, the buckle is operable to selectively connect and disconnect the shoulder strap from the second shoulder strap, and the buckle is operable to selectively adjust the length of the pair of extension straps.

18. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 17, characterized in that: Also included is at least one cover operable to cover the buckle.

19. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 18, characterized in that: The buckle is a hook and loop buckle.

20. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 19, characterized in that: Also included is a quick release strap operable to connect the buckle and quickly release the buckle, the quick release strap comprising: a body having a first end opposite to a second end; a pull tab disposed at the first end of the body; a connector disposed at the second end of the body, the connector having a first side opposite to the second side; a hook, the hook being disposed on the first side of the connector; A buckle, the buckle being arranged on the second side buckle of the connector; wherein the connector is operable to connect to the buckle, wherein the body is operable to fold over the buckle, wherein the body is operable to be contained within the envelope, and wherein the quick release strap is operable to disconnect the buckle to release the tactical vest system when a user pulls the pull tab.

21. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 13, characterized in that: The shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap each include a single layer of fabric.

22. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 13, characterized in that: The shoulder strap fasteners are hook and loop buckles.

23. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 12, characterized in that: The shoulder strap is operable to extend over the shoulder socket of a user.

24. The tactical vest system with flat shoulder straps according to claim 13, wherein: Also included is a plurality of grooves defined by the shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap.

25. A tactical vest ventilation system, characterized in that: include: A plate-stitching bag, the plate-stitching bag comprising an inner plate; and At least one baffle is attached to the inner panel of the flap pocket.

26. The tactical vest ventilation system according to claim 25, characterized in that: The inner panel includes a breathable material.

27. The tactical vest ventilation system according to claim 25, characterized in that: Also included is at least one channel defined by the inner panel of the flap pocket.

28. The tactical vest ventilation system according to claim 27, characterized in that: The partition is inserted into the one channel.

29. The tactical vest ventilation system according to claim 26, characterized in that: The breathable material is a mesh.

30. The tactical vest ventilation system according to claim 26, characterized in that: The breathable material is an antibacterial mesh.

31. A tactical vest system with a quick release strap, characterized in that: include: First flapper bag; a pair of first straps extending from the first flapper pocket; Second flapper bag; a pair of second straps extending from the second flapper pocket; A pair of buckles connecting the pair of first straps to the pair of second straps: a quick release strap connected to the buckle, the buckle being located between an end of the first strap and an end of the second strap, The quick release belt comprises: a body having a first end opposite to a second end; a pull tab disposed on the first end of the body; a connector disposed at the second end of the body, the connector having a first side opposite to a second side; wherein the connector of the quick release strap is connected between the first strap and the second strap, wherein the body of the quick release strap is operable to fold over one end of the first strap, and wherein the quick release strap is operable to release the buckle when a user pulls the pull tab.

32. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 31, characterized in that: Also included is a sleeve operable to cover the quick release strap when the sleeve is connected between the one end of the first strap and the one end of the second strap.

33. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 32, characterized in that: When the sleeve is connected to the buckle between the one end of the first strap and the one end of the second strap, the pull tab of the buckle extends out of the sleeve.

34. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 31, characterized in that: Also included is a first shoulder strap attached to the first flapper pocket, and the pair of first straps extend from the first shoulder strap.

35. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 34, characterized in that: Also included is a second shoulder strap attached to the second flapper pocket, and the pair of second straps extend from the second shoulder strap.

36. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 31, wherein: The body comprises a single layer of fabric.

37. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 31, characterized in that: The body has a width, the connector has a width, and the width of the body is smaller than the width of the connector.

38. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 31, wherein: The width of the body is half the width of the connector.

39. A tactical vest system with a quick release strap, characterized in that: include: Plate pocket; a tactical waist closure removably attached to the plate pocket; A quick release belt detachably connected between the tactical waistband and the plate pocket, the quick release belt comprising: a body having a first end opposite to a second end; a pull tab disposed at the first end of the body; a connector disposed at the second end of the body, the connector having a first side opposite to the second side; wherein the connector of the quick release strap is connected between the tactical waistband and the plate pocket, wherein the body of the quick release strap is operable to fold over one end of the tactical waistband, and wherein the quick release strap is operable to disconnect the tactical waistband from the plate pocket when a user pulls the pull tab.

40. The tactical vest system with quick release straps according to claim 39, wherein: Also included is a tag removably attached to the tactical waistband, wherein the body of the tactical waistband is secured between the tag and the tactical waistband, wherein the pull tab extends beyond one end of the tag, wherein when a user pulls the pull tab, the quick release strap is operable to disconnect the tactical waistband from the plate pocket and the tag.

41. The quick release strap for a tactical vest according to claim 39, characterized in that: The body comprises a single layer of fabric.

42. The quick release strap for a tactical vest according to claim 39, characterized in that: The body has a width, the connector has a width, and the width of the body is smaller than the width of the connector.

43. The quick release strap for a tactical vest according to claim 39, characterized in that: The width of the body is half the width of the connector.

44. A locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest, characterized in that: include: a body having a proximal end opposite the distal end; a connector disposed at the proximal end of the body; at least one arm disposed at the distal end of the body, the arm having a proximal end opposite the distal end; and wherein the arm is operable to pass through an aperture defined by the attachment device and fold over the aperture, and the connector is operable to connect to the flap pocket.

45. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: The arm passes through the hole and is secured to itself after being folded over the hole.

46. ​​The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: Also included is a hook connector disposed on the distal end of the arm.

47. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 46, wherein: Also included is a ring connector disposed on the proximal end of the arm.

48. The locking plate for securing an element to a tactical vest according to claim 47, characterized in that: The hook connector is operable to connect to the ring connector of the attachment device, and the ring connector is operable to connect to the hook connector of the attachment device.

49. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: The connector is a button.

50. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: Also included is a second arm disposed at the distal end of the body.

51. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: The locking tab includes four arms.

52. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: The locking tab includes six arms.

53. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: The attachment device is a MOLLE (Modular, Lightweight Load Equipment) attachment device.

54. The locking plate for securing a component to a tactical vest according to claim 44, wherein: The holes are in the MOLLE (Modular, Lightweight Equipment) pattern for a MOLLE attachment device.

55. A quick release handle, characterized in that: include: ontology; a pair of folding components, the pair of folding components are located in the body; a pair of webbing assemblies, each webbing assembly of the pair of webbing assemblies extending from one of the pair of fold assemblies; A handle portion, the handle portion being disposed between the folding components; and Wherein, the webbing assembly is operable to penetrate and secure two MOLLE (Modular, Lightweight Load Equipment) attachment devices, wherein when a user pulls the handle, the webbing assembly is operable to disconnect and release the two MOLLE attachment devices.

56. The quick release handle according to claim 55, characterized in that: When the webbing assembly and the handle are flat in the same two-dimensional plane, the webbing assembly is perpendicular to the handle.

57. The quick release handle according to claim 55, characterized in that: The pair of folding assemblies are operable to rotate the handle from a flat position radially to a position perpendicular to the webbing assembly.

58. The quick release handle according to claim 55, characterized in that: Also included is a hook and loop clasp attached to the handle.

59. The quick release handle according to claim 55, characterized in that: The body comprises a laminated nylon-based material.

60. A tactical vest system having a quick-release webbing assembly, characterized in that: include: A plate carrier bag, the plate carrier bag comprising a MOLLE (Modular, Lightweight Load Equipment) module; an attachment device, the attachment device comprising a MOLLE module; a webbing assembly connecting the flapper pocket to the attachment device; Wherein, the webbing assembly passes through alternating MOLLE modules of the plate pocket and the attachment device.

61. The tactical vest system with quick-release webbing assembly of claim 60, wherein: include: a second webbing assembly connecting the flapper pocket to the attachment device; a handle connecting the webbing assembly to the second webbing assembly; and Wherein, the second webbing assembly passes through alternating MOLLE holes of the plate pocket and the attachment device.

62. The tactical vest system with quick-release webbing assembly of claim 61, wherein: include: a first folding assembly, the first folding assembly being located between the webbing assembly and the handle; a second folding assembly, the second folding assembly being located between the second webbing assembly and the handle; and Wherein, the folding assembly is operable to radially rotate the handle from a flat position to a position perpendicular to the webbing assembly.

63. The tactical vest system with quick-release webbing assembly of claim 61, wherein: The webbing assembly is operable to extend through shoulder straps of the tactical vest system.

64. The tactical vest system with quick-release webbing assembly of claim 61, wherein: The handle is operable to attach to a front panel pocket of the tactical vest system.

65. The quick-release handle with a quickly releasable webbing assembly according to claim 64, characterized in that: Also included is a hook and loop clasp attached to the handle.

66. A tactical waistband for use with a tactical vest system, characterized in that: include: ontology; at least one elastic member; at least one clipping band; and Wherein, the at least one limiting belt is operable to limit the stretched length of the at least one elastic member.

67. The tactical waistband according to claim 66, characterized in that: Also included is a second elastic member, which is substantially parallel to the at least one elastic member and is in close contact with the at least one elastic member.

68. The tactical waistband according to claim 67, characterized in that: A second limiting belt is also included, and the at least one elastic member and the second elastic member are arranged between the at least one limiting belt and the second limiting belt.

69. The tactical waistband according to claim 66, characterized in that: The at least one elastic member has a maximum stretched length, and the length of the clipping belt is substantially equal to the maximum stretched length of the at least one elastic member.

70. The tactical waistband according to claim 66, characterized in that: The body includes a breathable material.

71. A tactical vest bag with grooves, characterized in that: include: Inner panels; outer panel; a side panel, the side panel connecting the inner panel and the outer panel; and A hidden groove is arranged along at least a portion of the outer edge of the tactical vest bag.

72. The tactical vest bag with slots according to claim 71, characterized in that: Also included is a plurality of holes in the concealed groove.

73. The tactical vest bag with slots according to claim 71, characterized in that: Also included is a plurality of slits in the dark channel.

74. The tactical vest bag with slots according to claim 71, characterized in that: The concealed groove is defined by the outer panel.

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