The New Seatback RMP Kit from Grey Man Tactical
Luke Cuenco 06.16.21
I’ve come to like the RMP system that Grey Man Tactical has come out with and develop over the years. Their RMP system is a great way to keep your gear and even guns organized in a variety of situations where you’d normally be shuffling through a bag or a pile of stuff to get to the one thing that you need or want. Grey Man Tactical just introduced their new Vehicle Seatback RMP kit which gives you options for different configurations of kit without the need to individually shop for each part to get started.
The New Seatback RMP Kit from Grey Man Tactical
The Vehicle Seatback RMP kit Comes Standard with a 15.25x 25″ Rigid Molle Panel (RMP) with headrest and seat bottom straps for securing it to common seatbacks like in boats, airplanes, helicopters, and various types of ground-based vehicles. With Each kit, you get the panel plus one of three pre-packaged kits that are geared towards specific functions based on what you find most useful.
- GEAR: 3” QuickFist Clamp with hardware OR Dual QuickFist Original Clamp with hardware.
- MEDICAL: Tear Away Medical Pouch OR Tear Away Medical Pouch with BaseMED First Aid Kit.
- UTILITY: Large Utility Pouch OR Shockloop Bundle (x2)
The Vehicle Seatback RMP™ Kit starts at $199.00, typically a $284.00 value.
Having used some of Grey Man Tactical’s other products, I have to say I quite like how easy it makes organizing gear and how much faster it can be to have something like this on hand for emergency situations. One thing I can think of right off of the top of my head is my own truck. I have lots of tools in there like a rescue hatchet, first aid kit, and fire extinguisher but I currently don’t have any way to properly secure any of those things aside from stuffing them in the compartment behind the seat. That doesn’t help me much if I have stuff sitting on the seat and have to move all that out of the way to get to the first aid kit where seconds can count. The Seatback RMP kit would be the perfect solution to putting all of my rescue gear in an organized and easy to reach place for quick use.
