TYTAMMON Iron Tactical Gear Stand Plate Carrier Holder Stand Body Armor Stand Display Tactical Gear Tree Police Gear Holder Police Gear Rack

Easy to set up clear instructions

For 60$ or around that price you get a pretty good value here. That's only a couple hours labor for a skilled laborer here in the US, and the steel is solid, base is heavy, paint or powdercoat seems durable.A couple things to note, however that may cause you to look for another product depending on your needs:The two stands are fairly close together. If you're putting on two carriers or a carrier and a chest bag and everything is kitted out, like your med bags and TQ's are onboard, or you have actual non LARP plates and trauma pads installed, maybe hydration bag or some other back bag then you're going to run into some space issues.I have two plate carriers (LIV multicurve spall protected with t-pads) and a chest pack (6 mag), there is no combination of two items that doesn't result in a bit of a log jam.So if you want a stand that allows for being in a hurry there may be other options you should consider.I DO think this is a good value product at a fair price but it may not be the right product for all my needs.1 star just because some of the bolts needed some loc-tite on arrival. That should be done at assembly, imho.

I got this for my mother, as she served in the army. She recently found her uniform and I figured I would get her this for her uniform. The quality is great and it looks great. It was easy to assemble and the condition is flawless. There are no holes, it is all solid. This is great for anyone who serves our country to display their uniform, whether you're in the military, navy, airforce, cop, firefighter, EMT etc. I would recommend this piece 100%.