Helikon-Tex Training Mini Rig Tactical Vest - A-TACS FG

A tactical vest featuring adjustable and detachable H-shaped harness and adjustable waist belt. Allows for comfortable carrying of magazines and other additional accessories. The vest is made of durable Cordura and equipped with high-quality YKK zips.

The Training Mini Rig model features numerous pockets and compartments, which include:

• main pocket with internal organiser
• pocket on the main compartment
• four fixed pockets for small magazines or multitool, torches, etc.
• two fixed pockets for large magazines
• internal pouch in the form of an insert for large magazines
• central cargo pocket
• removable pocket with PALS system, e.g., for medical insert

Magazine pocket flaps are adjustable and marked with position indicators. The lower PALS panel allows for additional tactical gear.

Front pockets and harness are covered with Velcro panels (hook and loop), allowing for attachment of any patches or emblems such as national flags, unit insignia, or so-called Morale Patches.

• made from durable Cordura
• equipped with YKK zips
• adjustable H-shaped harness and waist belt
• numerous pockets, compartments, and pouches for gear
• adjustable pockets with position indicators
• lower panel with PALS straps
• front Velcro panels

A-TACS (Advanced Tactical Concealment System) is a modern second-generation digital camouflage system based on so-called organic pixels – irregular, soft shapes inspired by natural textures.

A-TACS FG (Foliage Green) is a camouflage variant designed for operations in forested and woodland areas. This pattern is based on the characteristic organic pixels of the A-TACS system, which create realistic tonal transitions that effectively replicate natural vegetation backgrounds. The FG variant uses a subdued palette of greens, browns, and grays, allowing for effective blending into the environment during spring, summer, and early autumn. This camouflage performs well in temperate European climates, particularly in wooded areas and regions with dense vegetation. Thanks to the use of macro-patterns, the design effectively breaks up the outline of the user’s silhouette, making identification more difficult at various distances.