LINDNERHOF TACTICS: You little drop bag

LINDNERHOF TAKTIK is launching three new products today to complete the War Belt configuration.

The first product is the MX463 drop bag small, a lightweight model made from the new multiaxial laminate by LINDNERHOF. The drop bag features a mesh bottom for water to drain. Additionally, it has a stiffened opening for easy direct access to the contents, in order to minimize disruptions and improve handling, the MX463 was developed as a true evolution in the field of drop bags," describes Jakob Kolbeck, CEO of LINDNERHOF.

The MX463 drop bag small does not come with its own PALS straps, which may seem like a drawback at first. Instead, the user will find only laser-cut slots on the back. There are two ways to attach this pouch - the first in a classic way by using common clips, such as MALICE Clips, through the slots, and the second option is a real space saver - simply by using a standard magazine pouch with PALS attachment. The MX463 drop bag is attached between the magazine pouch and the carrier using the PALS attachment of the magazine pouch.

"It is logical to use a drop bag in combination with a magazine pouch - these two things belong together. Therefore, for LINDNERHOF, it was essential to develop a drop bag that can integrate a magazine pouch directly," continues Jakob Kolbeck to highlight the advantages of the new MX463 drop bag small.

This new MX463 drop bag small fits perfectly into the new range of LINDNERHOF innovations, as the combined attachment will reflect in the speed and handling of magazine changes. The drop bag is positioned exactly where the magazine pouch is placed, eliminating the need for repositioning and additional movement during a tactical magazine change.

Also, the second novelty focuses on simplifying the handling of the equipment. The new medical pouch MX301 is designed as a two-piece IFAK consisting of an inlay and a cover. The cover can be attached via classic PALS/MOLLE, or via 5cm wide, separate loops on the back of the pouch to a belt. The inlay is secured in the cover via Velcro points.

"It is important to have free and quick access to your IFAK at all times - that's why we focused on this key function and developed the one-hand release option, whether for right- or left-handers," Jakob Kolbeck explains the unique selling point of the new LINDNERHOF Medic Pouch.

The inlay is easy to pull out and offers ample storage space to customize medical equipment. For this purpose, there are elastic loops and large compartments available. Elastic bands on the top and bottom of the cover provide compression and secure the inlay, while also offering the possibility to store tourniquets. In order to make the bag recognizable, there is a panel in the center of the bag to attach patches.

LINDNERHOF is launching a slim and lightweight inner belt, the LT686 belt, as the third product in this series. This belt pairs perfectly with the recently introduced MX560 modular belt. The belt is a stiffened, lightweight inner belt with a plastic buckle. Velcro points on the belt help the user to securely attach and position the grid on the belt. Therefore, unless a certified rappel harness is required, the LT686 provides a slim and simple alternative for a pure inner belt.

In line with the motto of LINDNERHOF: Save Weight, Stay Fast!

For more information about the small MX463 drop bag, the MX301 medic bag, the LT686 belt, and other LINDNERHOF TAKTIK products, visit the company's online shop at www.hqg.de.

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