RAPTOR Harness

    Sept. 15, 2010
    Related To:
    Letraptor 10171013

    The Ray Allen Patrol and Tactical Operations Response (RAPTOR) Harness was designed to meet the demands of the U.S. Military, law enforcement, and high-risk security K9 teams. It has been designed to be one of the most versatile piece of equipment the dog will ever wear.

    Features include:

    • Adjustable in size (no need to worry about weight fluctuations or different dogs)
    • Load-rated webbing & hardware approved for climbing, lifting, and rappelling
    • Completely modular features including:
      • Removable ballistic panels (Available soon.)
      • Removable cooling panels (Available soon.)
      • Removable backpack and pouches (Available soon.)
      • Removable MOLLE panels (Available soon.)
      • Removable padded breast-plate (Available soon.)
    • Cut to allow for the dogs natural range of motion and flexibility
    • Lightweight and extremely durable for maximum performance
    • VELCRO strips to add ID panels (sold separately)

    The specially designed accessories allow officers to customize this vest to need. Reinforced handles and single piece load-rated D-ring attachment points allow the dog to be securely deployed in the manner required.

     Sizes: Small, Medium (Standard Malinois), Large (Standard GSD) And Extra Large

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