I have a sleeve on my back in a tactical vest, the dimensions are ok to fit this but there is nothing to hold it up. Would it be ok?
1993945
I don't know but think it should be fine since it would fit snugly upright in a sleeve. It works in my grandson's snowboarder backpack that way.
1993946
If the sleeve supports the bottom it should be alright. I threw mine into a Jan sport backpack without hangers for it and it works fine. Mainly as long as the drinking hose is on the bottom gravity and suction should do its job.
1993947
Yes, it will hold up great in a vest. I recently took it with a vest on a 33 mile hike in the Sierra Nevada's. Not a rip or tear, nothing. Worked like a charm.
1436705
The strap is adjustable for the chest size and it should fit, as far as the arm size it doesn't go around the arm it fits over the shoulder it is not a sleeve.
979253
The strap does not have any pouches to hold anything. It's only about 1.5" across and any additional fixtures would impede it's ability to conform to your shoulder!There is a little nylon loop about 0.75" wide that I use with a carabiner and pouch sometimes though.
575872
The vest would conceal the the shoulder straps decently but I wouldn't go as far to say it's a good source for a concealed carry if that is what your intending to use it for. I tried running one on my left shoulder/side for the purpose of your question and even with a heavier style jacket (Parka) it was still to bulky and noticeable. I use this application as a single drop leg medic/utility option which it has ample space for.(left leg loader/right leg holster). However, I will warn you that it's not very stable even after I purchased a leg strap it still doesn't sit well on my waist.
1358183
I do not use this vest. I bought it for my 11 year old nephew to use when playing Airsoft and/or paintball. He is, however, obsessed with all things military and knows a lot about various weapons, ammunition, etc. I asked him if he thought it would hold AK47 magazines. (He was wearing it earlier this evening). He checked a few of the pockets and estimated that one or two of the pockets might hold a 30 round magazine. He has not used it for this though so I cannot be 100% certain.
2111510
I'd recommend a tote bag or a backpack with a laptop storage space in it. This sleeve was just meant to protect your laptop when you carry it around or put it in a tote or bag.
2029222
I don't believe this would be a good vest for you depending on just how large your chest is. The material doesn't have a lot of give but the Velcro on the shoulders can make the top wider while the side straps and belt can make the waist smaller. I would say C, if I had to guess, would be the largest breast it would accommodate comfortably but I honestly can't say for sure.
1829398
The 17" might fit with a tight fit, but the sleeve is not that stretchable. It may push back on the back padding but not front.
422591
I think it would be ok for you. It is so flexible, that if it feels too long for you, you can just wrap it around behind you without it getting in the way.
1892919
If the tactical vest has straps of any kind less than 2.50" wide, then yes it could be attached.
981357
I own this product, and I would be inclined to say "yes". I currently have it on the stock of my .300 Winchester Mag and it's a tight fit there. But the neoprene sleeve has a lot of stretch. I could comfortably put it on something as small as the stock of my .22 rifle.
755418
It will hold it, but it has 2 sleeves so multiple pieces will have to go together, which might not be that big of a deal to you. It's also going to be longer (approx 4.5') than what you need (2.5').
564037
I think so. It's very light and so portable. Keep in mind due to it being light it will get dents in the body easily. You would be wise to get a neoprene sleeve for it.
629995
With the padded shoulder addition it works well, rugged enough for aggressive use. With your size, limiting the gear inside will be required since it rests directly below the armpit. You can adjust where it sits with the belt straps.
853995
Yes, but it will not fit snugly. Of course you could tape the sleeve tight on the back to prevent it from wrinkling. A remember, these sleeves are re-usable so they'll last you quite some time
1237902
I haven't used it in that capacity, but it pretty much springs into place when you remove it from the pouch, so you'd have to secure it closed to attach to a vest or keep it in the pouch.
1549560
If the case was a sleeve/skin clingining type without buckles or straps, I would say no problem. Otherwise it might be tight.The case is semi-rigid, but not heavily padded on the inside, so keeping a softer sleeve on the unit and then putting it into this case would be pretty decent protection (I wouldn't drop it from 6 feet for sure.thanks