A bulletproof backpack includes a front panel, a side panel, and a back panel. The front panel includes at least one first storage compartment. Moreover, the front panel is made of multiple layers of bulletproof material. The side panel is fixedly attached to a periphery of the front panel and extends substantially perpendicular towards the back panel. The back panel is detachably attached to the side panel. An inner surface of the front panel, an inner surface of the side panel, and an inner surface of the back panel define a storage space, such that the storage space is accessible only when the back panel is detached from the side panel.

A bulletproof backpack includes a front panel, a side panel, and a back panel. The front panel includes at least one first storage compartment. Moreover, the front panel is made of multiple layers of bulletproof material. The side panel is fixedly attached to a periphery of the front panel and extends substantially perpendicular towards the back panel. The back panel is detachably attached to the side panel. An inner surface of the front panel, an inner surface of the side panel, and an inner surface of the back panel define a storage space, such that the storage space is accessible only when the back panel is detached from the side panel.

A bag for carrying a rifle that enables the user to secure the stock at specific location inside the bag. The bag includes a front wall with PALS grids, a back wall with a hook-and-loop pad, a front attachment means that is designed to be connected and adjusted to the PALS grid and a back attachment means that is designed to be connected and adjusted to the pad. The user connects and adjusts the front and the back attachment means at preferable locations inside the bag, places the rifle inside the bag and secure the stock by the front and the back attachment means in a way that the stock is positioned at the same place relative to the bag and by that enables the user to draw the rifle without necessity of eye contact with the bag.

A bag for carrying a rifle that enables the user to secure the stock at specific location inside the bag. The bag includes a front wall with PALS grids, a back wall with a hook-and-loop pad, a front attachment means that is designed to be connected and adjusted to the PALS grid and a back attachment means that is designed to be connected and adjusted to the pad. The user connects and adjusts the front and the back attachment means at preferable locations inside the bag, places the rifle inside the bag and secure the stock by the front and the back attachment means in a way that the stock is positioned at the same place relative to the bag and by that enables the user to draw the rifle without necessity of eye contact with the bag.

An electronic device carrying system used in military field in particular and providing carrying jammers and similar electronic devices (8) on back of user includes a waist belt (4) covering waist in a manner it sits onto hip bone of user and providing carrying of load through lower extremities, shoulder upper perlons (10) providing fixing shoulder hangers (2) above shoulder, preventing hanging of load and lying on to right-left side and connected from end in lower section to shoulder hangers (2) and mounted to electronic device (8) from end in upper section, chest band (12) providing shoulder hangers (2) to change pressure points on shoulders, carrying apparatus height adjustment mechanism (1) mounted onto electronic device (8), profile (5) having carrying apparatus height adjustment mechanism (1) and providing carrying electronic device (8) to desired height by means of fixing to holes in sequence provided thereon by pins.

An electronic device carrying system used in military field in particular and providing carrying jammers and similar electronic devices (8) on back of user includes a waist belt (4) covering waist in a manner it sits onto hip bone of user and providing carrying of load through lower extremities, shoulder upper perlons (10) providing fixing shoulder hangers (2) above shoulder, preventing hanging of load and lying on to right-left side and connected from end in lower section to shoulder hangers (2) and mounted to electronic device (8) from end in upper section, chest band (12) providing shoulder hangers (2) to change pressure points on shoulders, carrying apparatus height adjustment mechanism (1) mounted onto electronic device (8), profile (5) having carrying apparatus height adjustment mechanism (1) and providing carrying electronic device (8) to desired height by means of fixing to holes in sequence provided thereon by pins.

A torso equipment support system, for use with a seat bucket of an aviation or ground vehicle, providing upper torso and worn equipment support to an occupant. The system includes a base, a flexible column, a support beam, and a shoulder harness assembly. The shoulder harness assembly is coupled to the support beam and configured for releasable attachment with shoulder belts worn by the occupant. The shoulder harness assembly includes a yoke and a set of restraint shoulder straps. The yoke is slideably coupled to the support beam at a first vertically oriented portion and has a second portion that is split into two horizontally projecting members for extension over the shoulders of the occupant. The set of restraint shoulder straps project inwardly for extension over the shoulders of the occupant from at least one retractor, and extend to the horizontally projecting members.

Apparatuses and systems are provided. For example, in one embodiment of apparatus an upper back-plate includes shoulder supports and a connector. The apparatus also includes an articulating spine adapted to connect to the upper back-plate connector. The articulating spine includes a plurality of vertebra. Each vertebra a longitudinal bore. Some vertebra is adapted to mate with another vertebra Compressible discs are provided having a bore adapted to reside on each vertebra. A lower back-plate includes a receiving portion adapted to one end of the articulating spine. A chord interconnects each vertebra by insertion of the chord through the vertebrae bores, a bore in the upper back-plate, and a bore in a lower back-plate. The lower back-plate is adapted to connect to a hip mounted belt. Other embodiments are provided that include apparatuses and systems having features similar to the system described above.

Apparatuses and systems are provided. For example, in one embodiment of apparatus an upper back-plate includes shoulder supports and a connector. The apparatus also includes an articulating spine adapted to connect to the upper back-plate connector. The articulating spine includes a plurality of vertebra. Each vertebra a longitudinal bore. Some vertebra is adapted to mate with another vertebra Compressible discs are provided having a bore adapted to reside on each vertebra. A lower back-plate includes a receiving portion adapted to one end of the articulating spine. A chord interconnects each vertebra by insertion of the chord through the vertebrae bores, a bore in the upper back-plate, and a bore in a lower back-plate. The lower back-plate is adapted to connect to a hip mounted belt. Other embodiments are provided that include apparatuses and systems having features similar to the system described above.

A carrier system for use with a body armor garment that distributes the shoulder loads produced by equipment carried or worn by military or law enforcement personnel, away from the user's shoulders and comfortably to the hips. Heavy shoulder loads, which typically cause chronic back pain and can lead to compression of the spine, are significantly mitigated. The carrier system has a vertical back support and a belt for securing the device around the waist of the user. In addition to alleviating shoulder fatigue and spine compression, the device is light, comfortable, durable, adjustable and easy to maintain.