"Fight Chassis" is a term associated with tactical gear and equipment, specifically in the context of plate carriers and chest rigs. It refers to a modular platform or framework that serves as the foundation for attaching various components and accessories used in tactical operations.
A fight chassis typically consists of a rigid or semi-rigid structure made of durable materials such as nylon. It is designed to provide a stable and secure base for carrying equipment, magazines, pouches, and other mission-specific gear.
The purpose of a fight chassis is to offer customization and adaptability to the user's needs. It allows for the attachment and arrangement of different pouches, panels, and accessories based on the specific requirements of the mission or individual preferences.
Fight chassis systems often feature MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) webbing or similar attachment systems on the front and sides. This allows for the modular attachment of pouches, holsters, medical kits, communication devices, and other essential gear.
By using a fight chassis, users can configure their loadout to optimize accessibility, weight distribution, and overall functionality. They provide a versatile platform for carrying equipment and ensure quick access to critical items during dynamic situations.

APE Force Gear MK5 Micro Fight Chassis (MC)
Nylon Fabric Construction Fight Chassis
Open Top Style
The bungee retention kit can secure magazines of any AR15/ M4/ AK Airsoft (Able to Hold 3x 5.56/ 7.62 Type M4/ AK Magazine)
Hook & Loop System on Back Allow to Attach on a Plate Carrier/ Vest
With Quick Release Buckle
1" Molle/ Hook & Loop System On Front to accommodate additional magazine pouches