
- description
A plate carrier is the part every other piece of kit hangs from, so what matters is how quickly it comes off, how flat the front panel sits, and whether it will still take whatever you bolt on next season. The NADAI Gen2 is built around those three questions.
Front and back attachment is laser cut rather than sewn webbing. That keeps the profile flatter and lets a mag panel sit closer in, which is the difference between a stacked front that works and one that catches on everything.
The quick-release system covers both shoulders and the sides, so the whole thing can be shed in one movement. In plain black it is the version that disappears into a night game and pairs with anything.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Layer | Layer 2 of 5 — core chassis of the Shinto Stratum System |
| Shell | 1000D Cordura |
| Zips | YKK |
| Hardware | UTX Durflex quick-release buckles |
| MOLLE | Laser-cut, front and back |
| Quick release | Enhanced shoulder and side QR system |
| Pockets | Side utility pockets, accessible without removing the carrier |
| Cable routing | Integrated channels for PTT leads and accessory cables |
| Interior | Low profile, compatible with modular inserts and padding |
| Option | Aluminium replaceable shoulder buckles, fitted in place of the standard QR hardware |
| Manufacturer | Fujin Airsoft |
| Colour | Black |
Frequently asked questions
Do I need the rest of the Stratum System to use it? No. The NADAI Gen2 is a standard MOLLE carrier and takes any MOLLE pouch you already own. Fujin build the other four Shinto layers around it, but nothing is locked to them.
What plate sizes does it take? Fujin publish no plate size and no carrier weight, so we are not going to invent one. Message us with the plates you run and we will get an answer from them before you order.
Are the aluminium shoulder buckles fitted as standard? No. Fujin list those as an option that goes in place of the standard quick-release hardware. What is described here is the carrier as supplied.