[Set] Lightweight AAV FSBE Assault Vest System V2 - OLIVE [8FIELDS] + Multi-Purpose Expandable Backpack - OD [8FIELDS]

I have been using the vest for several months during airsoft games, mainly in woodland and mixed-terrain environments. Overall, I am very satisfied with its performance. The vest offers plenty of space for magazines, radios, and other essential gear while still remaining comfortable during long game days. The adjustment options make it easy to achieve a secure fit, but I am a very skinny guy and the most tight option is still a bit lose for me. The material feels durable and has held up well against mud, rain, and rough use. Stitching and buckles appear solid, with no signs of failure so far. The only downside is that, it is a really lightweight vest. That doesn't mean the fabric quility is poor, just it is really weightless, and this can be a turn off for some people.

For its price there are not a-many choices around, like you get a quality made plate carrier that comes with 2 dummy plates already in, a 3 pack molle for AR patent magazines with quick release, and 2 general purpose molle pouches.
As always you can move em around or place even more. The great thing tho, its a go-to choice for new and experienced players

A good product for the price. The sholder straps can be detached via clips. It also has a chest strap. It has a small pocket on the top and a bigger one under the top one. And there is the main compartment, that can be expanded (unzip the zipper that runs on one side, on the bottom and on the other side. In my oppinion it's big enough for a one -day mil-sim event (so 12 hours of play). It also has MOLLE straps on the front and the back of the backpack.

very good workmanship, no defects. It is very comfortable and ergonomic, easy and quick to set up. Molly strips are perfect and everywhere, even velcro strips are also molly. The plates are made of hard polyurethane, if they are squeezed hard they crush. I recommend!

A classic of a vest. It has fake plates on the front and back. Its made out of the front part and the back part. It's secured on the sholders and sides with velcro and buckles (so, it's adjustable). On the back it has a drag handle and a lot of MOLLE webbing. On the front it has a velcro pannel on the top and MOLLE webbing on the bottom. It comes with a utility pouch. Also, it comes with a pannel of 3x M4 mag pouches (secured with an elastic cord). The pouches have MOLLE webbing on the front. One pouch holds 2 M4 mags and is also secured with an elastic cord and a flap (to cover them). The flap has velcro at the front. The vest is very stable and durrable (a few of my teammates used them for years). However, it's a bit warm/it's not good at ventilation.

A good and high-quality dummy of the bro underlet with unloading, the threads do not stick out anywhere, fastens away and is conveniently adjustable on the body. It also has a built-in unloading for three magazines of the M-4 series or AK type and one utilitarian medium pouch, and a universal pouch for a double magazine. God is closed which increases the area of protection, has a molly system and you can add the necessary pouches for different tasks. There are Velcro patches for attaching identification signs and a low price

A good and high-quality dummy of the bro underlet with unloading, the threads do not stick out anywhere, fastens away and is conveniently adjustable on the body. It also has a built-in unloading for three magazines of the M-4 series or AK type and one utilitarian medium pouch, and a universal pouch for a double magazine. God is closed which increases the area of protection, has a molly system and you can add the necessary pouches for different tasks. There are Velcro patches for attaching identification signs and a low price

I travel a lot by train to my games and wanted a 2-bag solution. One weapon's case, one bag with all of my gear, as light as possible: This was my choice.

So here is what I manage to pack inside it:
Helmet w/ earpro, kneepads, GoPro, 2L waterpouch, batteries, 2 protein bars, 2 bags of BBs, Green gas, towel, Energy drink and a Speedloader w/adapter with a tiny bit of room to spare.

You might be wondering, what do I do with my rig and belt? While the buckle-up system doesn't interest me in turning my backpack into the harness for my chest rig what I can do with the system does.
Using the harness and belt I attached the rig backwards and slung it over the backpack, making it essentially another pair of pockets on top of it. I then looped the belt around the armbands of the harness and slung it over too. It all hangs securely and doesn't press against your back. Just make sure not to pack any mags, holsters, gun-ho patches or grenades on your chest rig as it will be visible to the public. The backpacks armbands are durable but do not tempt fate and overload it, think about your poor back!

If I'm playing a milsim or a game with a far-away spawn; I size it down and strap the chestrigs waistband to the backpack and unclick that if I need to get something from it. Being able to downsize it is a wonderful convenience and imperative to be comfortable during play. If it's a CQB or a sunday game, I suggest you downsize it and leave it in the safezone.

Don't get me wrong, It is a cool feature that you can make it a back panel to your rig, it's just not a practical one like with all back panels unless it's there for your teammates. But that is one redundant feature amongst a hundred other useful ones.

Highly recommend it, even more so if you run a chest rig like me.

it fits very well and is very comfortable even for an 8-hour game, the pockets are brilliant, the magazines fit well, the magazines don't fall in, you don't leave them, it worked for me, I can only recommend it!

I 100% recommend this product, I like the choice of material.
The vest fits me very welleven so i am a prity big guy.
I like that it came with pouches out of the box my previuous vest didnt have thoose.
Great product.

Looks like real vest. You get some pockets, and two big surfaces to have patches (front and back).
I like it absolutely, this is the best choise in my opinion.

I was struggling to get a decent solution for hydration pouch for my split front chestrig. This is it though! Since you can attach it to the molle at the shoulder back panel and it has buckles to attach it at a belt level, it fits very well and the adjustable size makes it easy to plan your load for shorter or longer games.

8Fields the best!
I was looking for backback-hydration bag for a while.
This is 2 in 1 combo!
It fits a lot of accessories as a bag when is extended, multiple pockets.
If you use it as hydration back it has the perfect size!
Also it can be carried as a rig if you only attach on the front magazines pouch!
I personally use it as hydration bag attached on my plate carrier and full with my accessories before and after the games, for transport.

This is a big boy!

The amount of space that this backpack has is huge, you can even use it for trekking or other outdoor activity, you can fit a lots of things inside and is expandable!
With some "engineering" you can even attach it to a big plate carrier

Very good and lightweight backpack I use when I play without a chestrig, i store some bbs in the back alongside with a radio on a molle ouch and a hydrationpack. Very lightweight and good. Straps can be flimsy but tightening them down sorts that out. Great little hydration-backpack hybrid.

Really nice vest, AK mags fit the pouches but you have to remove the restraining band. It fits me very well, I'm ~185 cm and it can be adjusted for even taller people.