The Minimus Placard is a low-profile 3 Mag placard that creates a streamlined front plate bag and minimal additional items on your armor. It features our Frill Buckle Attachment System which provides a variety of buckle mounting options to use in conjunction with our cummerbunds or our Link Chest rig system. If you want scalable options you can add our Minimus COA Panel which wraps the face of the placard adding MOLLE/PALS slots for mission-specific loads that can easily be added or removed as the mission dictates. the Minimus Placard Can also be used with our GP Insert Small to give flat zipper storage behind the mags.
Minimus Placard
$82.99 – $89.99
| Color | MultiCam, Coyote Brown, Ranger Green, Wolf Grey, Black, Multicam Tropic, Multicam Arid, M81 Woodland, MultiCam Black |
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Robert P. (verified owner) –
Exactly what I need out of a low-profile placard. Upon opening, the placard (and the Raid panel I also purchased) immediately ‘felt’ sturdier than most other laser cut and sewn products of similar type that I own. While the durability will have to be tested over the course of time, I have no doubt it will hold up well based on how it’s been so far. The elastic is extremely stiff and reindexing is actually made relatively easy thanks to the stiffener in each cell, a feature that a lot of elastic inserts/placards lack. The front-facing loop is also versatile for more than just the attachment of the panels, as it allows for quick task-critical items to just be stuck to the front for easy access. The bungee retention design also lends itself to being easy to use, and instead of creating an uneven appearance (hardly matters I know, but my brain likes even lengths of bungee), the way it threads through the back makes it easy to adjust the tightness and keeps it neat. It laying flat when not in use is a feature in elastic placards that I like, but it still has just enough ‘slop’ to it that inserting things typically doesn’t require two hands or a long break-in time to wear in the elastic. The fact I can run tubes underneath an additional panel also makes it nice so I don’t have to unthread tubes off the panel and slip them on every time I just want to keep a slim profile.