Spiritus Systems Micro Fight Chassis Mk5

The Spiritus Systems Micro Fight Chassis MkV is a single cell placard-style chassis that features MOLLE on the front and sides to accommodate additional magazine pouches, tourniquets and other equipment can be stowed outboard with the Universal Retention Kit, and a row of anchor points along the top opening interface with a Magazine Bungee Retention Kit to secure any type of magazine.

The MkV is a small and lightweight chassis that works just as well as a placard on a Body Armor or as the central hub of a modular chest rig when combined with other Spiritus Systems components.

The footprint of the MkV is identical to the Mk4 and will seamlessly connect with Expander Wings, LV/119 plate bags, and the THING 2. The MkV is extremely capable as a low-bulk solution for environments where space and weight command a premium. However, the product modularity and compatibility with all Spiritus accessories allow the micro fight to scale from a minimalistic magazine carrier to a full-fledged Body Armor system, or various sustainment and comms-focused chest rigs.

The Micro Fight Chest Rig was designed to perform as a stand-alone system. It can be configured for wear in low visibility environments that require minimal printing through clothing with maximum equipment storage. It can also be configured for high visibility operations where a full spectrum of equipment is required.

The Micro Fight Chest Rig was designed to work seamlessly as a "Placard" for Body Armor systems. Simply remove the 1 inch side release buckles and attach the system via the hard loop field located on the back of the system to you Body Armor. This configuration allows for profile expansion or reduction as mission requirements change.

The main cell of the MkV Chassis is lined with loop on both sides and will accommodate all of Spiritus Systems magazine inserts.

NOTE: The Chassis MkV is part of the Micro Fight Chest Rig System. This item does not include shoulder straps, a back strap, magazine inserts, or any other accessories. Additional components are required for proper use. If you are building a stand-alone system, shoulder straps, back strap, and magazine inserts are needed. If mounted to a Body Armor, a magazine insert is needed.