Is the FLC still relevant? Who can use this?
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Love the FLC! Load it up or keep it light it’s just a good platform to set up whatever you need – the intention of the MOLLE system. Loaded light they can be worn under a loose shirt or jacket for low profile. Keep it like a vest or convert to a chest rig. So overlooked and under appreciated but nothing more functional and affordable. Great for wearing with a back pack to keep stuff handy on your front. The FLC was designed to hold a combat loadout while riding in vehicles – keeping the back open and slick. MOLLE on plate carriers made it obsolete for the military but plenty of uses for civilians.