REVIEW: Whiskey Two Four WTFix Attachment System

Always this question: how do I get my stuff on my gear? Usually there is MOLLE on the bags and also on the counterpart. This is how they find each other. And then there is everything where MOLLE attachments are missing. Whiskey Two Four from the USA has found a practical solution that is extremely minimalist: Hypalon strips, called WTFix here. Here you can see the comparison with a classic MALICE Clip. It is a plastic bomb, relatively heavy and very stiff. You need a screwdriver or a knife tip to open it. But it holds everything perfectly. In front of it is the WTFix. A sweet strip of nothing, light and loose yet promising good posture values. Side comparison: the thickness is incomparable. Whiskey Two Four follows the trend of making everything lighter and also cutting complete MOLLE systems from Hypalon. The material keeps its promises. The WTFix comes in two sizes, one takes two rows of MOLLE, the other three rows. Here you can also see the closure system very nicely: it clearly works on the principle of "simply pull the nipple through the loop ...". This is where things get clever. The object of experiment is the Cordura sheath of a Benchmade Nimravus that should go on a Verdande War Belt. We start the fun with the sheath ... ... and then, looped around the belt, we go around and secure it tightly. The graduations on the WTFix guarantee that you can tighten securely, which is also necessary for tensioning. The whole thing holds securely and is also easily removable. At the same time, it does not add any significant weight to the carrying system.

CONCLUSION: A very simple and ingenious system. The WTFix is a practical companion that helps you attach equipment. We really like minimalist things. This laser cut is really great.

The Whiskey Two Four WTFix Attachment System is available in its components and with other clever solutions directly at wtfidea.com. Inquiries directly to [email protected].