Plate Carrier 13 for SAPI, 10x12, Hesco 3810, L210 RMA 1091 1092 1093 1094 RMA 1155, Hoplite, and more

I've purchased several products from WTF and I've always been happy. The build quality is excellent, and they are perfect for someone who wants a solid product without a bunch of unnecessary frills. The PC 13 is no different. I'm not a huge geardo, but I've used an Army issued gen 4 plate carrier, iba, iotv, Crye JPC and AVS, and stuff like AR500 carriers. The PC 13 has all of the build quality of any of those mentioned, and is super lightweight All id recommend is to make sure you know what you're getting. This doesn't have huge mesh padding on the body side of the plate pockets, it doesn't have a ton of molle webbing or even hook and loop. It has just what you need for a minimalist setup and nothing more. I've got an esstac 5.56 3 mag panel on front which fits great, I got the shoulder pads which are large, but well cushioned and have loops to route hydration tubes or comms through. I've currently got AR500 legacy UMWHPA plates in it, which I was worried about because they're super thick, I think 1.3", but they fit great. Overall, if you're looking for a minimalist setup, this is great. Everything you need, nothing you don't, and uses high quality materials and craftsmanship.

I bought this primarily for workouts and Tactical Game events. The quality if fantastic and extremely well built. After a few months of reasonably hard use, I have had no issues. Even compared to some of the more well known brands after using this I would have no issues running this over others for a low profile kit. WTF has once again delivered. Love their products and components

If you want a high quality, simple carrier, this is the one. I like the fact that I can’t add crap to it even if I wanted to since there isn’t any molle on the front. Lots of flexibility with the side pouches. High quality construction and materials.

This was my first real plate carrier, and I've been very happy with it thus far. It's comfortable for my use case, affordable, and extensible. I've since bought additional kit to go with it, and at this point I don't know what else I would really need. TL;DR If you're looking for a solid entry level carrier, you can't really go wrong with this.

Great high quality carrier Holds my multi curve 4s17s just fine & comfortable to wear over a while thanks to the great shoulder pads

First Plate Carrier I've ever bought but compared to my buddies Crye JPC and FCPC this was a solid first plate carrier choice, I'm quite happy and I hope it serves me well should I need the protection it and the plates offer. Soon I shall try to take it hiking with me to see how well the shoulder pads I bought for it work out and will update this review ASAP.

This is a super nice carrier for what you pay for it. I should have got the shoulder pads because the shoulder straps are pretty rough, but it's not a deal breaker. Also I have LAPG level 4 plates and they were super snug to get in. But regardless it's a great carrier. Definitely would buy again.

Super lightweight, minimalist, straight forward vest. It has a very low profile and a simple design that just WORKS

Really love this plate carrier even though I haven't gotten a lot of time on it yet. I have a nicer PC for my main but this one is a nice backup/secondary plate carrier. It's also a good entry level PC for those who don't want to dump a bunch of cash right out of the gate. The only thing that I didn't really like was that the Velcro had hard corners on the shoulder straps but that was a simple fix with a pair scissors. If you're thinking about pulling the trigger you can't go wrong with this pc.