BIG BOY CHEST RIG: VelSys Pusher Gen VI

Published on April 3, 2023
Duration: 16:20

This guide details how to modify the Velocity Systems Pusher Gen VI chest rig for a better fit, focusing on shortening the back strap. It also covers assessing ergonomic issues related to pouch placement and width, which can interfere with arm movement and backpack compatibility. The guide emphasizes user-specific adjustments for optimal performance and comfort in the field.

Quick Summary

The Velocity Systems Pusher Gen VI chest rig, reviewed by Hop, offers semi-modularity with swappable inserts for different calibers. Key ergonomic concerns include its width and pouch placement potentially hindering arm movement, and an often-excessive back strap length requiring modification for optimal fit. Accessories like the Thyrm CellVault XL and Disco32 MSM can be integrated for comms and battery storage.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Pusher Gen VI
  2. 00:48Velocity Systems Rig Comparison
  3. 02:54Ergonomic and Sizing Issues
  4. 04:29Pouch Layout and Features
  5. 09:12Rear and Map Pocket Design
  6. 10:12Front GP Pouch Utility
  7. 12:11Comms and Battery Storage

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main ergonomic concerns with the Velocity Systems Pusher Gen VI chest rig?

Users with leaner builds may find the rig's width and underarm pouch placement interfere with arm movement. The back strap can also be excessively long, requiring modification for a secure and comfortable fit.

How does the Velocity Systems Pusher Gen VI offer modularity?

The Pusher Gen VI is considered semi-modular because it features swappable magazine inserts, allowing users to configure it for different calibers such as .308 Winchester, 5.56x45mm NATO, or 7.62x39mm.

What accessories are mentioned for comms and battery storage with the Pusher Gen VI?

The review mentions using a Thyrm CellVault XL for battery storage and a Disco32 Modular Speaker Mic (MSM) for communication setups attached to the rig's harness.

What modification is suggested for the Velocity Systems Pusher Gen VI chest rig?

A common modification involves shortening the excessively long back strap using scissors to achieve a better, more secure fit tailored to the user's body size.

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