Today we take a look at the HRT Sporran Hangar pouch in the first part of our plate carrier dangler series.
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The HRT Sporran pouch offers a really great option for the military and duty centric plate carrier and chest rig setups. The Sporran pouch uses a loop-backed molle section on the front along with two molle tabs on the side to connect in additional pouches and gear on either side.
You could also easily connect in a tourniquet pouch on either side through the use of rubber or ranger band style connections.
The rear of the pouch has a standard fabric backing and a large hook and loop tab to connect tinto your plate carrier. You are able to connect it into your plate carrier through a variety of methods and I prefer to connect it over the cummerbund so I can have a single unit of the placard and dangler.
This is generally due to me making a the placard and dangler complimentary of each other in terms of where equipment is stored and what the total package of the two items looks like.
Another connection method for those with molle front panels on their carrier is to connect the dangler into the plate bag portion and sandwich the dangler tab between the two pieces of hook and loop.
Looking closer at the pouch itself, we see the main pocket area is designed with a half zipper so. This allows the user to access the gear from the top while also not opening fully to allow all the contents to spill onto the ground.
The main section has a large center pouch along with two side pouches. I found I could easily fit my medical kit in the center and then include any backup medical supplies or identification cards on either of the front or rear pocket areas.
In the other pocket, we see a zippered area that opens fully. This allows the pocket to open in an accordion style and then be tilted upward so the user has full access to all of the gear.
The front most portion contains a section for smaller items such as ID cards, a compass, signaling mirrors, and whatever else you throw in there. The next area is a zippered mesh pocket that is great for keeping track of smaller loose items such as tools or spare parts.
Behind the zippered area, we see 4 elastic pouches that can hold your multitools, mags, or any other larger items that you’d like to keep more secure. Behind the elastic pouches, we see yet another thin pouch area that works great to hold a backup Hyfin chest seal in this location.
Overall, the HRT Sporran Hangar is the absolutely tip top when it comes to a military duty centric dangler but if you’re looking for a civilian style or more hybrid dangler that you can bring with you on the road, this may not be the perfect fit for you.
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