My Low-Profile Plate Carrier and Lynx Brutality AAR (w/ Jari Laine)

Published on June 20, 2023
Duration: 11:46

This guide details the setup and features of the Varusteleka LVPC (Low-Vis Plate Carrier) as discussed by Ian McCollum and Jari Laine. It covers both the slick, low-profile configuration and a kitted version for armored divisions, highlighting the cummerbund's magazine retention, plate compatibility with Hesco and SAPI plates, and the design of the angled shoulder straps. The insights come from their experience at Lynx Brutality 2023.

Quick Summary

The Varusteleka LVPC (Low-Vis Plate Carrier) is a low-profile tactical vest featuring adjustable angled shoulder straps for improved rifle shouldering and a laser-cut laminate construction. Its elastic cummerbund includes magazine retention, and it accommodates both thin Hesco plates and standard 10x12 SAPI plates, offering versatility for different operational needs.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Lynx Brutality 2023 Overview
  2. 01:25Match Highlights: ATGM Stage
  3. 02:10The Electric Fence Obstacle
  4. 03:35Kasarda Drill and Kettlebells
  5. 04:50Varusteleka LVPC Introduction
  6. 05:25LVPC Design and Features
  7. 07:20Cummerbund and Plate Compatibility
  8. 09:40Finnish Brutality and Preacher Division

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Varusteleka LVPC plate carrier?

The Varusteleka LVPC is a low-profile plate carrier featuring adjustable angled shoulder straps for better rifle shouldering, a laser-cut laminate construction, and an elastic cummerbund with integrated magazine retention pockets. It's designed for low visibility and accommodates various plate sizes.

How does the Varusteleka LVPC compare to other plate carriers in terms of plate compatibility?

The LVPC is optimized for thinner plates like the Hesco M210/U210 but can also accept standard 10x12 SAPI plates, offering a balance between low profile and protection options.

What was the experience like at Lynx Brutality 2023, according to Ian McCollum and Jari Laine?

Ian McCollum and Jari Laine described Lynx Brutality 2023 in Slovenia as one of the best brutality matches they've attended, praising the match quality and innovative, physically demanding stages like the ATGM simulation and the 'Electric Fence'.

What is the 'Kasarda Drill' mentioned in the context of Lynx Brutality?

The Kasarda Drill is a strength and endurance test featured at Lynx Brutality, requiring competitors to handle kettlebells, specifically a 36kg (90lb) kettlebell for the first half and a 24kg (55lb) kettlebell for the second, while maintaining shooting accuracy.

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