The Reactive Molle Tubes Cummerbund is a rigid yet flexible design that offers support, fits most body types through a highly adjustable system, and moves naturally with the wearer—allowing the carrier to be worn snugly without restricting movement or breathing. The Reactive Cummerbund was designed during the development of the upcoming LV-120 plate carrier, and it became clear that users of the LV-119 were also looking for this kind of upgrade. In response, we’re releasing the Reactive Cummerbund as a stand-alone product ahead of the LV-120 launch. That said, it will be included with the full LV-120 Kit when it becomes available, so it is not necessary to purchase the stand-alone cummerbund if you intend to get the LV-120.
Why “Reactive”?
The cummerbund is designed to flex with your movement. Whether you’re breathing hard, bending, or twisting, it expands and retracts automatically via shock cord to maintain a secure, comfortable fit. Adjusting the tension is a fairly straightforward process of letting out or taking in slack on the shock cord via barrel cord locks. This allows the user to make quick micro adjustments to accommodate cold weather clothing or general sizing adjustments that may not require a significant change.
Construction & Adjustability
The Reactive Cummerbund is constructed with CURVthermoplastic composite material, nylon laminate, and First Spear Tubes with heat-shrunk pull cords, which makes it extremely robust yet lightweight. On the front of the cummerbund there are 4-columns of 3-rows of MOLLE which turns into 2-columns of MOLLE until you reach your adjustment limit.
A big part in ensuring that the cummerbund is one-size-fits-most are two modular pieces that slide and lock together with a secure keeper. This, in turn, allows for a wide range of adjustments that can shrink down to the equivalent of our former size 1cummerbund or expand to the size 2 without tools or guessing what cummerbund size you are.
The Reactive Molle Tubes Cummerbund is available now in MultiCam, Ranger Green, Coyote, and Black.
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