Black Tactical MOLLE Mesh Vest | $39
Quick Answer: Black mesh load-bearing vest — zip front, built-in pouches, MOLLE + velcro panels, adjustable fit. Pre-owned, good functional condition. Not ballistic — no armour rating, no plates. Vest only, as pictured.
The rig for players who’ve realised pockets aren’t a loadout. Zip-front tactical mesh vest with built-in pouches, MOLLE webbing front and back, velcro patch panels, and an adjustable belt system that keeps your kit from bouncing around like a shopping trolley with a bad wheel.
The mesh build is the quiet winner here — light, breathable, and far more liveable across a Queensland game day than a heavy plate-carrier-style rig. Mags, radio, tools, admin: on your chest, where your hands already are.
Features
Zip front
On and off in seconds — no over-the-head wrestling between games.
Breathable mesh body
Less sweat misery — the spec that matters most in QLD.
Built-in pouches
Mags, radio, tools and admin sorted without buying extras.
MOLLE front + back
Add pouches as your loadout grows — the rig grows with you.
Velcro patch panels
Front and back — ID, callsign and team patches.
Adjustable straps + belt
Secure fit across different builds and over a jumper in winter.
Condition & the reality notes
Pre-owned, good functional condition with normal signs of use — see photos. Not ballistic: no armour rating, no plates included. It’s a load-bearing rig for gel ball and training, nothing more, and it doesn’t pretend otherwise. Verified seller; payment runs through RedSpear.
Who this suits
- First proper rig without plate-carrier money
- Summer skirmish and milsim days
- Players carrying radio + mags + admin
- Training days and gear organisation
🟣 In Queensland, heat is the spec that matters
Everyone shops rigs by pouch count and looks. Then summer arrives, and the bloke in the heavy plate-carrier replica is cooked by lunch while the mesh vest guy is still playing. Heat management decides how many games you actually get through a QLD day — a rig you stop wearing is a rig you wasted money on. Mesh carries less, breathes more, and is on your chest at 3pm when it counts. Buy the rig you’ll still be wearing in February.
Frequently asked questions
Is this vest ballistic or bulletproof?
No. It is a load-bearing rig for gel ball and training only — no armour rating, no plates, and it does not pretend otherwise. It carries your kit; it is not protective armour.
What can it carry, and what is included?
Zip front, built-in pouches, MOLLE webbing front and back, velcro patch panels, and adjustable straps and belt — enough for mags, radio, tools and admin. It is the vest only, as pictured; the photos form part of the description.
Will it fit me?
The adjustable straps and belt suit a range of builds and will go over a jumper in winter. Check the photos for the pouch layout and overall size.
Is mesh better than a plate carrier for Queensland?
For heat, yes. Mesh breathes and carries less weight, so you are still comfortable and playing late in a hot QLD day, where a heavy plate-carrier-style rig cooks you by lunch. A rig you stop wearing is wasted money.
Can this be shipped?
Yes. It ships within Queensland to buyers aged 18 and over, with payment running through RedSpear rather than person-to-person.
Gel blasters are legal for adults 18+ in Queensland — see the QLD gel blaster laws guide . More gear on the marketplace .