Assault Back Panel Core Mark 2: Product Overview | Spiritus Systems

This guide details the installation and features of the Spiritus Systems Micro Fight Chassis Mk 6. Lead designer Matt demonstrates how to attach various buckle systems (side release, G-hooks, tubes buckles) for different configurations like chest rigs and placards on plate carriers. It also covers insert installation and height adjustment for optimal fit and function.

This guide details the installation of the Spiritus Systems Assault Back Panel Core Mk 2 onto a plate carrier. It covers folding the tail extension, attaching various flaps, and securing the panel using its fang system. The video highlights the panel's compatibility with the UKcast standard and its flexible zipper configurations for different loadouts.

This guide details the installation of the Spiritus Systems Universal Carrier Attachment Standard (UCAS) onto an LV/119 Plate Carrier. The UCAS system utilizes a zipper and tab interface for modular customization, allowing seamless integration of various accessories like radios and pouches. The video emphasizes a professional and action-oriented approach to tactical gear setup.

This guide details the installation and configuration of the HRT XVC Plate Carrier and its accompanying Pursuit Placard. It covers cummerbund options, back panel compatibility, and placard magazine capacity, drawing on expert insights from HRT Tactical. The focus is on modularity and user customization for adaptable gear setups.

This video provides a detailed review and demonstration of an affordable Admin/EDC pouch from Amazon, highlighting its organizational features and versatile attachment options. The pouch includes an adjustable bungee hinge, multiple elastic loops, an internal zippered pocket, and a removable placard. It attaches via MOLLE or D-rings and is presented as a high-value item compared to more expensive alternatives. The speaker, with experienced authority, emphasizes its utility for plate carriers, chest rigs, and general EDC needs.

Spiritus Systems introduces new tactical apparel, including the Mission Rugby Shirt, a Fire Resistant (FR) garment designed for safety with no-melt, no-drip properties. They also discuss advancements in plate carrier back paneling, focusing on zipper compatibility between Spiritus Systems and Pharoah Concepts gear to standardize modularity for end-users.

This guide, presented by Adam from Spiritus Systems, details essential techniques and gear for sleeping in a non-permissive environment (NPE). It covers site selection, shelter construction using tools like E-tools and ALICE packs, thermal protection with specialized garments and sleep pads, and tactical considerations for maintaining security and readiness. The instruction emphasizes practical application derived from extensive field experience, including references to Ranger School and operations in Afghanistan.

This video, featuring Fred from Spiritus Systems, delves into the philosophy behind Everyday Carry (EDC) items. It emphasizes understanding the purpose of each tool, prioritizing reliability, and considering de-escalation tactics before resorting to force. The discussion covers lighters for diffusing tension, flashlights as defensive tools, the legal implications of drawing a firearm, and a strong preference for fixed-blade knives over mechanical folders.

A Force Recon Marine details the setup of his M27 IAR rifle for VBSS missions. Key components include a Knights Armament suppressor for hearing protection in confined spaces, an AN/PEQ-16 laser/light module, and an Aimpoint T-2 red dot sight. He specifically advises hard-pointing a Magpul sling for security during high-risk ship-to-ship or ship-to-helicopter transitions.

This guide details the setup of a Spiritus Systems LV119 plate carrier as demonstrated by Garand Thumb, a recognized expert with extensive military experience. It covers plate carrier selection, placard configuration, comms and navigation integration, and primary weapon system details, emphasizing practical application for general purpose and urban environments. The setup prioritizes modularity and mission-specific needs.