Philip

But, um, I had, uh, I had a WTF concepts, um,

like, uh, he's like a bikini style, like they went over the plate carrier itself that had love for hydration in the back.

And that was it.

Uh, and I just use the like, uh, stretchy cover bun on the sides, which really is very, very low visibility shoulder straps.

Um, and put some pads on those just to help with like, uh, the weight a bit of the plates, but that's really all I ran.

And obviously a hydration in the backpack as well.

So it makes you not overly thick.

And then I also find, and I don't know, and I'll be curious your thoughts on this, but with that setup, I never really feel constricted.

Some people when they wear plates don't like it because they feel like they're like getting pressure pushed in on them.

And again, I don't know if it's just because of like my body setup or whatever, or that, that specific setup.

I just, I really don't.

from a long day, maybe I started noticing the weight, but with a set of ceramic plates, um, really it's, it's not, it's not awful.

I think for me, having the elastic cover bond is probably what helps with like, because people feel like that pressure of the plates on each side of them.

And with the elastic, I just feel like you have the ability to breathe a little bit.

It does feel amazing.

Yeah.

And there are other solutions too.

Like you can get more of a rigid on the side, but then there's like a, you know, on the back part of that, that connects the rear plate.

There's like an elastic connection.

So it moves there instead of the whole thing moving.