5.11 Tactical UCR Thigh Rig, for IFAK or Quad AR Mag Carry, Tear-Resistant Nylon, Style 56301

I'm am a Law Enforment Officer and carry this in my vehicle every day. After reasearching several drop legs with the same design I decided on this kit. Whenever a call comes out with could have a potential for injuries I quickly connect the drop leg via a Tuff Products quick connect clip. The only con to the bag is the D ring in my opinion and it was quickly replaced with what you see in the photos.Shown is what I carry in the bag which I've made serval changes over time with what I feel is necessary.The pouch height can easily be adjusted up or down which I have set at the highest setting possible. Do this to keep the rig tight to the body as your running.You can carry 4 AR-15 magazines in the compartment closest to your leg which has elastic straps to keep them in tight. I've opted for 2 throw small medical kits which in the event I need to pass a wounded and continue to the threat I can give them to self treat or buddy aid.The glow sticks are if it is at night I can break them in the bag as I throw it to a person and they can see the kit and have working light. As well as I can inform dispatch to tell EMS to look for green glow sticks for the wounded. Situation dictates if it is safe to active the glow sticks. If EMS can see them so can the shooter etc. Also after the event in the chaos a glow stick could be something a mother could play with a Toddler with to keep them happy etc.I've have to provide aid from this UCR with stress and high heart rate and I was able to get the products I needed without issue.Remember gear means nothing without training attend a first aid class or visit your local fire department for a hip pocket class. SkinnyMedic on YouTube also has amazing videos.If your on the fence on buying this UCR or not I say buy it. The first thing I would do though is swap out the D ring or the connection device. Look at Tuff Products or Zak Tools makes something similar.

I'd been looking for a good thigh rig for a variety of uses for a while, something that was rugged and could be used for tools during industrial work, but was thin-profile and "normal" looking enough for every day use as well, and this looked great. I had a few concerns due to reviews mentioning the thigh strap was too small by default, which it was, but it was easy to slip the straps out from the plastic clips, readjust everything, and nearly double the length so it fits comfortable and snug even if you have larger thighs, and I could make it a fair bit longer if i needed to. Plenty of storage space, easy access but holds weight well, good for tools, first aid, every-day items, and spare magazines if you carry. All in all very happy with this item.

I have been looking for a slim thigh rig bag like this for awhile. It is a great piece of gear. Between in the zipper pouch and the mesh back you can fit two rifle mags and it has retainer bungee for them. It doesn't bulge out and doesn't get caught on much conducting CQB. With that being said, the outside material is pretty rugged. The inside may get ripped eventually but holds good so far. The only thing I don't like is the D-ring attachment. I parted out some old gear and managed to make it work better. Other than that, I still give it 5 stars.

El bolso para la pierna que estaba buscando, que no fuera tan grande pero a la vez espacioso, gracias a los compartimentos que trae, además la buena calidad que caracteriza a la marca, le sustituí el gancho que trae por el llavero Victorinox porque es mucho más cómodo a la hora del desenganche, que la cinta de velcro. Lo volvería a comprar de ser necesario.

Perfect for someone in a wheelchair trying to find a good holster, and wallet. Attaches great around the leg with the rubber coating and you can hook it up to your belt as well so it hangs in between your legs.

Very Essential piece of equipment!!

The rig itself is great. Just what I needed for the purpose. However, the thigh strap was WAY to short. Would fit around my knee, but not at position if attached to utility/duty belt. Contacted 5.11 to see if the strap length was correct. It was. Inquired if they could make a custom order strap (for cost). They couldn't. Ordered 10yards of inch & a half nylon webbing for $5 & had my tailor sew it to buckles for $6. Condition corrected. Disappointed 5.11 wasn't more accommodating.

Good quality!