
- description
Material spec is the quiet part of a carrier and the part that decides whether it lasts a season or five. This one is 1000D Cordura through the shell, YKK on every zip and UTX Durflex on the release hardware — the same throughout the Shinto range.
Around that Fujin have put laser-cut MOLLE on both faces, an upgraded shoulder and side release, side pockets you can reach with it on, and channels for routing cable out of harm’s way.
Because the attachment is standard MOLLE, none of it commits you to one brand of pouch. In MTP it reads as a British loadout without needing the rest of the kit to agree with it.
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 | MTP |
Frequently asked questions
What is it actually made from? 1000D Cordura throughout, YKK on every zip, UTX Durflex on the quick-release hardware. Fujin use the same spec on every layer of the Shinto range.
Will pouches from another brand fit? Yes. The attachment is laser-cut MOLLE, so anything MOLLE-compatible mounts to it regardless of who made it.
Does the pattern match issued MTP? It is Fujin’s MTP printing. We would not claim an exact match to an issued garment without seeing both side by side — ask us and we will photograph it against something known.