VAPOR Harness

    Jan. 10, 2011
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    The VAPOR Harness from Attack! OpGear is so small and light, officers won't even notice that it's there - until they need it. It is designed to be worn as a CQB belt and quickly transforms into a rappelling harness when required.

    The VAPOR is surprisingly comfortable thanks to its leg webbing routing slots.

    The Extended Clip-In Point simplifies hook up and safety check while wearing a vest.

    • The Leg Loop Pouch is an incredible 5 inches wide by 2.5 inches high by 2 inches deep
    • Donning time is under 20 seconds

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