WST MK4 Chest Rig Expansion Chassis II – Coyote

WoSporT MK4 Chest Rig Expansion Chassis II side panels in Coyote finish add MOLLE webbing on the sides and integrated pouches to your chest rig. Thanks to VELCRO attachment and side buckles, you can expand your loadout without losing compactness. The side pouches are designed for larger radios or magazines.

Side Extension with MOLLE Webbing for MK4 Chest Rig by WoSporT

Side extension panels with an integrated universal pouch and MOLLE webbing for the MK4 Chest Rig (and similar) by WoSporT offer not only convenience but also the ability to further customize your gear. The panels feature an integrated large pouch on the inside, capable of holding a radio (e.g., PRC-152).
With a slim profile and robust MOLLE webbing on the front side, the panel allows for the easy attachment of additional accessories and equipment directly to the sides of your chest rig.
The panel is ideal for those looking for a way to have more space for pouches while still maintaining a compact chest rig.
With the side extension panels, you not only gain extra space but also reinforce the entire chest rig and secure it more firmly around the torso.

Installation

Installation is done via Velcro on the back of the Chest Rig, followed by attaching the shoulder straps (or Flat Pack backpack) to the side buckles of the extension panel.

Technical Specifications:

• Material: Nylon and Cordura
• Weight: 183 g

WoSport and Their Products

The company WoSporT Industry (WST) has, over years of development, become a comprehensive enterprise encompassing research, development, and production of protective and tactical products. Their offerings, including outdoor helmets, protective masks, tactical uniforms, outdoor glasses, tactical vests, tactical headsets/PTT, climbing backpacks, sports protective gear, tactical belts, gun bags, and slings, provide quality alternatives to expensive brands, where most of the cost is driven by licensing and expensive production.
Glasses, masks, and helmets are tested according to ANSI Z80.3 (minimum resistance of 700 FPS). Uniforms and tactical vests also meet the European standard IV.
Notably, the camouflage patterns on all products are approved by their original creators, allowing them to be directly sold in any country or region without infringing on licensing rights.